This : This really depends on many factors. Bonding or veneers can work if the closure doesn't make the teeth look too "fat". Otherwise orthodontic treatment may be the answer.
Answered 11/16/2018
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Dr. : Dr. Scharf is right. There are many reasons why the gap exists. The correct diagnosis will lead to the proper treatment. Orthodontic treatment will be my first choice if possible. If the teeth cannot be moved, composite bonding is the first conservative choice.
Answered 11/16/2018
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Get an exam: It's best to seek the opinion of a cosmetic dentist and an orthodontic specialist to determine what is best in your situation. If you only have the space between your upper front two teeth and you are adding 1.5 mm of bonding to the width of each tooth - you want to be assured they won't look as wide as chicklets (unusually wide).
Answered 5/17/2017
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