Question 1

widely spaced teeth are good, right?

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No difference..: Widely spaced or close or crooked...They all just need to be properly cared for.  That means brushing and flossing on a regular basis. Hopeful it is daily. Earl.

Question 2

what is the definition or description of: widely spaced teeth?

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Out of contact: Teeth normally are in firm contact with their neighbors. When the contact loosens, food starts getting trapped between the teeth. If the front teeth are spaced, most people feel they don't look their best.
Look in the mirror. If you feel your teeth are too far apart, then see an Orthodontist about correcting them.

Question 3

out of the three, which one takes longer to fix: widely spaced teeth, really crowded teeth, or crooked teeth?

Accepted Answer

Guess at lottery: All the situations you mentioned will take time. And you do not to rush things with orthodontics.  Most conditions can be fixed with braces alone, but sometimes surgery is needed.  I see your age is 44, with that you definitely want to take time moving teeth.  Moving them too fast as a adult could cause more trouble than you think.  Like root resorption.

Question 4

are there any risks of having widely spaced and small teeth?

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Depends: There may be aesthetic (on your part) concerns. Widely spaced may be easier for you to clean (so long as you maintain well) ; thereby have less chance of decay starting between the teeth.  Small teeth may only be a problem if you clench or grind your teeth as you will wear them down. Talk to your dentist, who has actually seen your teeth and spacing to see what their thoughts may be.

Question 5

how can we can relax to our teeths?

Accepted Answer

Limit grinding: Often times, patients gring their teeth (at night) your dentist can fabricate a bite guard to control this problem.

Question 6

how to keep my teeths white using healthy methods (not damaging my teeths) ?

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White teth: The primary reason of discoloring teeth is the stains from food and drinks.  You must rinse your mouth after every meals and wipe out the teeth surface with squeeze cloth which can remove the plaque .  Brush Morning ,Evening 15 seconds each quad of teeth
 There are several tooth paste which cause removal of stain while brushing  on a daily basis . Visit Dentist Twice a year for check up and cleani

Question 7

how is eating neat honey for teeths health?

Accepted Answer

Sugar: Neat honey is flakes of honey... Sugar in the form of liquid honey or dry flakes of honey is still sugar and you can to rinse your mouth right after eating.  And ideally brush your teeth a half hour afterwards. After your saliva has done the first part, brushing your teeth is your part.

Question 8

how to treat teeths that have cavities?

Accepted Answer

See a dentist: Teeth with cavities are at risk for deeper infections and inflammation/infection of the gums, and would need to be treated by a dentist.

Question 9

how do teeth harden?

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Harden vrs Decay?: Fluoride hardens teeth to be more resistant to decay.  Good nutrition including calcium, and avoiding sugars/carbohydrates and sodas also helps prevent decay.  Brush your teeth!
brittle hard comes with age and drying.
Endodontic therapy (root canal) removes the nerve of the tooth, but also the blood circulation drying the tooth.

Question 10

what makes teeth loose?

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Periodontal disease: Teeth are rooted in the gums, so any gum disease, most common is inflammation known as periodontosis, will weaken the gums and will contribute to teeth loosening. It is very important that you not only brush but also floss your teeth at least once daily. Also, to prevent inflammation caused by acid producing bacteria in the mouth - use xylitol containing products (gum) after meals.

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