For unknown reasons, nothing quite ruins a smile like a gap between two or more teeth. If the gap is wide enough, it can actually make it appear as though you are missing a tooth altogether. While a few models have made a career out of their signature gaps, it is usually a case of “the flaw points out the perfection” and probably isn’t something you want to emulate. While it’s a good idea to be happy with the appearance nature has given you, China manual PET blowing bottle machine modern medical science now says that you don’t have to accept your fate. A cosmetic dentist can help you close the gap and be proud to smile big when someone says “cheese”.
Veneers
For smaller gaps, veneers are often the best way to close in a gap you are tired of looking at. These are (usually) porcelain applications that fit over your natural tooth, and can be used for a variety of purposes. A cosmetic dentist will often recommend them for teeth that are discolored or cracked. They can not only disguise problems, but can protect them from getting worse. They can also be used to close in gaps, as they can be designed larger than the tooth itself. This is a good solution for those who don’t care to go through the lengthy process that some other methods involve.
Bonding
A cosmetic dentist will sometimes recommend using bonding to fill in gaps between teeth. While more commonly used to fix a chipped tooth, it works well for this purpose. Using a composite resin, the cosmetic dentist will place the solution onto the tooth, giving it more mass than it had on its own. On top of this material is placed a thin coating of plastic which can then be molded into the desired appearance. They will then use a high intensity light to harden the plastic and finish everything up. Most patients can expect their bonding to last approximately 7-10 years, though this can change if problems develop.
Braces
Sometimes a cosmetic dentist will decide to recommend an orthodontist instead of one of their procedures. Braces will gradually bring your teeth close together, eliminating any gaps left there by nature. While the most “natural” solution, it is a lengthy process that some patients find uncomfortable. Adults sometimes eschew this possibility, as braces are so commonly associated with adolescents. Still, it is a good procedure, particularly if you have several gaps that you want to correct.
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