“How can I fix a gap in my teeth without braces?”
I am a 24 year old female. I want to know how can I fix a gap in my teeth without braces?
9 Answers
If the gap isn’t too wide then you can do bonding, veneers or crowns.
Depending on the size of the gap you may be able to get laminates done. Invisalign is always a great option.
By bonding or facing you have to discuss with your dentist.
Visit a dentist for options. Based on the size and location of the gap, you may be a candidate for bonding, but without xrays and visual access< I can't make that decision.
You could have bonding done where we add composite resin, you could have ceramic veneers placed or you could have crowns done
There are restorative solutions. If the gap is on the small side a well skilled dentist can bond composite resin( tooth colored filling material) and sculpt and change the dimensions of your teeth. If the gap is wider, veneers would be needed. These are lab fabricated and bonded to your teeth. One thing to be aware of is that if your teeth are already wide and or big. The ideal size ratio could be off.
Good luck
Good luck
You need a dentist. Aligners could probably close the space. Restorations - bonding or veneers, could close the space. Restorations can wear out over time. Moving the teeth can be forever.
If the gap is in front, either dental bonding or porcelain veneers could work, or else you could try Invisalign or Clearcorrect invisible tooth aligners, which would cost more, but are more conservative.
Good luck.
MDSDDS
Good luck.
MDSDDS
The most permanent way to fix the gap is braces or Invisalign. You would need a clinical evaluation to explore other options. You can discuss those with a dentist.
