Gap Closures
Gaps between the teeth, or diastemas in the dental world, are referred to as diastemas. The most widespread place that gaps show up is in the upper front teeth, but this isn’t always the only area. Teeth that are too large for the jaw create crowding, while teeth that are too small create gaps and spaces.
About gap closures
Treatment of gap teeth
Tooth or teeth gaps can be caused by a number of underlying reasons. For others, diastema may simply be the result of a single misshapen tooth.
- Braces
- Veneers
- Periodica examining
Cost of closing teeth gap
The cheapest solution would be to receive a composite. This should not cost more than Rs. 1500 to 3500. It is a rapid procedure that saves you time as well. But, it is not suitable for open spaces, or for gaps in between several teeth. When you have gaps between the teeth, seek advice from a licensed, experienced orthodontist at an accredited, highly dedicated orthodontist’s office. Ignoring the problem may lead to gingival irritation and food impaction, which may lead to gingivitis and periodontal disease.
Treatment
In addition to clear aligners, we provide traditional metal and ceramic braces, self-ligating braces, or lingual braces. However, if you are looking for the most aesthetically and naturally effective way of closing gaps in your teeth, clear aligners are the best option for you.
Check up
Oftentimes, gaps between the upper and lower teeth are known as diastemas in the dentist’s field. In the most common place, this comprises the upper front teeth, but this isn’t always the case.
Recovery
A small gap can be closed in 6 to 9 months with braces or Invisalign treatment; multiple gaps in between 12 months and 2 years can require treatment to safely, effectively, and long lasting.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can gapped teeth cause problems?
A. Gaps between teeth are very common and can even be attractive in a smile. But spaces between the teeth can lead to dental health problems like gum disease and tooth decay.
Q. What age do teeth gaps close?
A. When the first baby teeth erupt (from six to nine months), the gap between the upper and lower front teeth will probably be present, and the fraenum will be near the gum.
Q. Why is my tooth gap getting bigger?
A. Poor dental health and oral hygiene can cause gum disease and tooth decay. Gum health effects gum recede, gum diseases, loose teeth, and other difficulties.
Q. Do braces close gaps?
A. Braces are a great way to treat various dental issues, since their main purpose is to draw teeth together using tension.
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