Teeth gap.

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Teeth gap.

Asked for Female, 24 Years

I have gap between my front two teeth, and it tends to increase gradually. I wanted to know the process of vineers. What are the side effects and is it a permanent solution? What are the benefits? I wanted to know if after going through the process, if the gap re-occurs?

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Hello mam As I understand your concern is a gap increasing in your front teeth. The gap does not increase by itself but it may be caused by gum problem. Veneers is a good option for you but the concern is that the gums should be taken care off first before proceeding for any other treatment. Because even if we do veneers and your gums are not healthy for it, then again the gap may increase. So please visit a dentist, get your check up done, identify the main cause of the gaps, treat it and then go for some solution. As it's a front tooth please don't take risks and chances.

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