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Gaping in teeth
In my upper front teeth gap is developing.. what should i do?? if thiss gap increases .. then it will look v bad
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Gaping increase reason probably if you have done extraction of your tooth ,if it is due to this then you can fix your extracted teeth with help of ceramic teeth.if it is due to midline distema then you can visit near an orthodontist.
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Send photo of your teeth.
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There are so many reasons for this gap and accordingly treatment plan will be decided. So many options are available you can go for orthodontic treatment like braces or you can also go for esthetic crowns. After matching proper shade of your teeth crowns can be placed which will close this gap.
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Hi.. there are various treatments for gap closure. I am an orthodontist. We can discuss all of them in consultation.
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Dr. Arbina Jeelani
Dentist
3 yrs exp
Srinagar
Gap at this age is not a normal thing unless you have already space btw your teeth. Get an opg done.
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Dr. Sonal Surbhi
Dentist
4 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Can please share the pic of the gap, as it can be because of recession or due to caries... Without proper picture it is difficult to diagnose.
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