Common Dental Treatments That Close a Gap in Your Smile
Gaps in your smile could be natural or caused by trauma or decay. There are a number of dental treatments that can be used to close the gap in your smile once and for all.
Consider one of the following dental treatments:
Dental Bonding
The treatment entails the use of composite resin to close the gap in your smile. Composite resin is the material used in dental fillings. The composite resin will be colour-matched to blend with your natural teeth and is best suited for smaller gaps between teeth. Composite resin is cost-effective and your dentist will close the gap by building out from the side of each neighbouring tooth.
Get Braces
For people who want to close the gap in their teeth naturally, they will have to go for braces. The braces will close the gaps naturally and permanently.
People who want a new smile can choose from traditional braces or Invisalign. Where possible, you can qualify to get a retainer that will assist in pushing teeth together.
For the best treatment plan, your dentist will refer you to an orthodontist who is best placed to close the gap in your teeth and provide a stunning smile.
Porcelain Veneers
Dental veneers are preferred for cosmetic issues such as oddly shaped teeth, small gaps and stained teeth. The use of porcelain veneers makes permanent alterations to your teeth. The veneers are thin shells that are placed on the surface of teeth. The veneers are strong, durable and resistant to staining and will give a complete transformation to your smile.
Dental Implants
Dental implants will completely replace missing teeth and are permanent (with proper dental care). A titanium post is placed in the jaw and will receive a crown after it has healed. Dental implants are not used where a gap is a natural space between teeth and will only replace a missing tooth.
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Dr Ashley Davenport BDS MFGDP(UK)
I qualified as a dentist in 1995 and can honestly say that I have been doing a job that I love for the past 20 plus years. Most people who know me well know that dentistry is a passion for me and that if I won the lottery I would still want to have some dentistry in my life. I get huge satisfaction from treating patients and making a difference to ...
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Cath joined the practice as a dentist in 2002. She and Ashley met on their postgraduate Vocational Training course in Birmingham when they ended up working at the same practice in West Bromwich. When Ashley was looking for an associate at Balsall Common Dental Practice, Cath came to take the role and she has been here ever since. In 2017 Cath...
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