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I have gap in front teeth
I would like to ask whether to fill the gap between teeth of front with in budget as I could not go for braces so asking for quick fix
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Hi..braces are actually best solution. But, there is a option of composite veneering Regards
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hello, the gap between your upper front teeth can be closed by, ceramic or composite veneers and crowns.
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Hi...I think instead of quick fix...think long term fix....so u dun hv to face problems in future....best possible treatment for gap in teeth is braces... But as u said tym is a constraint. ...go for only laminates on ur teeth...as u conserve a lot of ur tooth structure. ... Also as compared to crown ur laminate has much more longevity. .. Take care. ..
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conserve tooth structure as much as possible. ...dat will help u...in future
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A quick fix would be cosmetic veneers , laminates or crowns. Crowns being the most robust with good longevity.
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Hello, you have other cosmetic options like veneers/laminates or direct closure of the gap(for small or medium sized spacing) using tooth coloured restorative materials,which gives quick results,if you are not willing for ortho treatment.Regards,Dr Sumanmakam,Dental arts,jayanagar,bangalore
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I would suggest you to go for Dental Veneers ,Laminates or you can also opt for crowns. Regards,Smile Up Dental Care & Implant Center Pune
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Hello, To answer your concern.. we gotta know how much gap is there actually only then we can say if u can go for a quick fix (filling). I would advice u to not to go for quick fixes rather go for a permanent solutions.. U can wear braces within ur budget... contact ur orthodontist and request him for a emi option... He wil be helping u in that way.. thanks !!!
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Hi,Depending upon the width of gap the treatment will be decided. There are various options to close the gap like cosmetic filling, caps,Veneers & braces treatment.Do the treatment as suggested by your dentist which will look good for long term.
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Hi The quickest option is to go for veneers or caps. It's a two sitting job which will be placed within a week . Regards
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Ya, it is possible to close the gap between your front teeth. For that you need to visit a dentist for a clinical examination so that a proper esthetic treatment planning can be made.
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