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Gap between up front two teeth
I have small gap between two teeth. Its not big but how to reduce the gap.Is there other option rather than braces.Can i close it at home.
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nothing can be done at home ..
go for braces or u can go for venners or composite buildup depending upon size of gaps .
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There is nothing u can do at home... Ideal treatment is only braces and if u go cosmetically also it wil hamper ur natural tooth structure and ur cosmetic treatment will not be permanent also... So better look upon a permanent treatment
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Midline diastema or spacing can be closed by Removable orthodontic appliances .it can be closed by composite restoration
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Yes the gaps can be closed but the braces is the ideal way to close it or else you go for cosmetic restorations,or other ways depending on case it varies which can be properly planned by visiting the dentist.
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don't try to do it at home it will more deteriorate the condition.
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If you don't want braces then the gap can be closed cosmetically. There are different ways to do that too. Visit a dentist who can examine your teeth and tell you what options you have.
Please don't try to do it at home. You might damage your teeth.
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