Can Gap In Front Row Of Teeth Be Reduced Without Wearing Braces?
i need a dental doctor to solve my problem. i am 30yrs old.in my upper jaw my first four teeth s having a gap in between them.i want 2 knw tht whther i can correct my teeth without putting thte braces.i already wored braces whn i ws 13yrs old.1 yr i hve put.4 teeths doc hve removed 4 putting the braces.and after 8yrs gap hs cum.nw i feel awkard 2 talk wth others.pls gimme asuggestion.
Hello, You need to stabilize your bite. Do you have any periodontal conditions? Do you wear a retainer at night? if your spaces have opened up again you may need retreatment for braces and possible surgery to the jaw for longer term stabilization. Possibly a different designed retainer can be woren at night and there will be minimal movement during the day. A more aggressive retention could include a fixed bridge or some type of bonded retainer on the lingual or back side of your teeth. Multiple veneers can be placed to fill in some spacing and provide a uniform smile. There are Snap on Smiles that fit over your teeth and give you a uniform smile without gaps. You would need an exam and models to study your bite for a discussion on options best suited to your situation. Thank you for your inquiry. I hope one of these options will help you to improve your smile to one that you will be proud of. I am glad to assist with any additional questions.
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Can Gap In Front Row Of Teeth Be Reduced Without Wearing Braces?
Hello, You need to stabilize your bite. Do you have any periodontal conditions? Do you wear a retainer at night? if your spaces have opened up again you may need retreatment for braces and possible surgery to the jaw for longer term stabilization. Possibly a different designed retainer can be woren at night and there will be minimal movement during the day. A more aggressive retention could include a fixed bridge or some type of bonded retainer on the lingual or back side of your teeth. Multiple veneers can be placed to fill in some spacing and provide a uniform smile. There are Snap on Smiles that fit over your teeth and give you a uniform smile without gaps. You would need an exam and models to study your bite for a discussion on options best suited to your situation. Thank you for your inquiry. I hope one of these options will help you to improve your smile to one that you will be proud of. I am glad to assist with any additional questions.