Most likely...: you had a"pretty significant" amount of calculus/tartar that filled the space due to lack or effective brushing, flossing, and proper time interval between professional dental visits. If there has been recession of the gum and bone then there may be very little that you can do. Return to your dentist and discuss your options.
Answered 11/28/2017
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Tooth gap: You probably had tartar between your teeth whic was removed and now you see a gap. The tartar causes bone loss and gum disease and therefore has to be removed. The gap may possibly be corrected with a white filling (composite bonding) but your dentist will have to evaluate and recommend a treatment.
Answered 4/12/2020
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