I am 21 year old having midline diastema of 2 - 3 mm approx. I had treatment of composite resin.. 1 year ago now it's color is changed?? What should I do orthodontics treatment or veneers
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Ceramic Veneers are more color stable and durable compared to composites. But if your Dentist suggests that you can still go for an orthodontic treatment(braces) that will be good. That will be a permanent solution for you. The only difference is that Braces treatment will take few months to a year and veneers can be given immediately.
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Orthodontic treatment would be the best option
Also you should check for the frenum attachment and should be corrected if needed
Wearing retainers post orthodontic treatment would not cause relapse also
Veneers are not always advise because they change the size of the tooth with may not look good at times
Composite resins can change colour after a while. Usually they last 2-3 years. You can either replace them or choose to do orthodontic treatment. That will close the gap permanently but will take a year to 18 months. Veneers are the faster option but a layer is shaved off from your tooth surface. Discuss with your dentist and decide accordingly
Composite resins tend to take up stains, so get them polished regularly.
Orthodontics is the best option as gap between the tooth is closed without trimming them, where as with veneers or crowns teeth need to be trimmed.
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