If there is a gap in the middle of the front teeth, please come in with a sincere doctor or an exper

I suggest that you do the second type, do porcelain crowns, which is what you call "fillings". Here's why; First of all, its time is short, about seven days or so, you can show a beautiful good teeth, if you want to do orthodontics, once you are older, ** is more likely, not only to sacrifice multiple good teeth, but also to wear at least one to two years of steel teeth... Secondly, it is also more affordable than orthodontics.

As for your worries about tooth recession, teeth grinding. You should not worry too much about this, because any kind of dental restoration or orthodox is risky, which is caused by many factors such as the level of the doctor, the quality of the equipment, your usual dental habits, etc. In addition, molars are only the outermost layer of grinding teeth, and will not hurt the pulp cavity with blood vessels and nerves.

Whether it will cause the gums to recede is related to the doctor's level of operation when putting on the crown sleeve and the length of the crown sleeve edge, but as long as you go to a more formal dental hospital, I don't think it's a big problem. Finally, if you choose to make porcelain teeth, you should pay attention to eating in the future, and it is best not to blindly gnaw on the bones. Hehe.

Good luck ps; The resin doesn't last long (which again involves your own use, and how the doctor does it for you.) But in general, it is definitely not as good as porcelain teeth, if the condition of your teeth can still meet the requirements of porcelain teeth, do porcelain teeth.

Hello, my advice is that you can do orthodontics at a young age** like you said, there are seams.

Can it be corrected, the key is to see if your dentition is crowded? in order to determine the orthodontic ** plan.

The advantage of this is that it does not injure other teeth, but for a long time.

The second is to do porcelain restoration, which costs a lot of money first because it is more painful and requires grinding teeth.

The third is to consider resin repair, which I prefer to do, because it is less expensive and less harmful.

But whether it is strong or not needs to be verified

Hope mine is helpful to you--- a little dentist who has just debuted.

If you have 1cm and two front teeth, then it is best to correct the teeth, if the front teeth are missing, it is recommended to implant If you send the wrong one, it is 1mm, then the first to recommend the whole tooth If you need it, you will do porcelain restoration And now there is a solution is mesoplastic filling, the strength of the filling material is similar to the tooth, the material is resin material, there is a special dentin resin, enamel resin, etc., made exactly the same as the original tooth, and the firmness is extremely high, the only thing is the **high point, a tooth is about 1500-1800

A gap of 1cm? Or 1 mm?

If it is 1cm, it is best to have dental implants.

1 mm Orthodontics is generally better.

If you go to a major hospital or a specialized hospital, there will be fewer complications.

When you say filling, you mean porcelain teeth, which are meant to grind your teeth.

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital and choose the best method according to your situation.

If you need to extract four teeth, the loss is too great. So in addition to correction, there are two ways, one is the permanent way is porcelain repair, do two porcelain, the advantage is to save money quickly, the effect is good, never **, two mid-range cobalt chromium has no negative effect of 900 yuan is enough. Another way is to fill the teeth, with the United States nano porcelain light curing supplement, can also be unmatched, fast and beautiful, do not damage the teeth, but it may not last long, a few years later may have to be replaced.

It is better to make porcelain.

1 cm? Isn't that wrong?

You make the situation clear. Is your gap a tooth missing, or is it not growing in the first place? Are there any other teeth that are deformed?

I've been wearing braces for 10 years, and my teeth are so deformed that they've been treated as cases) I'm not a doctor, so I can only give you a small opinion.

Agree to the 5th floor. 1 cm can be used to plug a tooth. Dental implants are best. However, it is expensive.

The landlord went to the orthodontic department of the regular hospital for consultation, and the teeth were just closed without extracting the teeth if there were gaps in the front teeth, and mine was crooked, so I extracted four teeth, and then closed the seams.

I majored in dentistry, but I haven't graduated yet.

Personally, I think you choose the second option.

Hurry up and not be a professional who can't tell.

It takes 3 years before and after orthodontics.

What should I do if there is a gap in the front teeth?

You can find the articles I wrote.

There are many reasons why there is a large gap between the teeth:

Congenital factors: Congenital sparse teeth and large interdental gaps. After the permanent teeth replace the baby teeth, the permanent teeth are underdeveloped, which will lead to a small tooth body and a large gap between the teeth;

Missing teeth are left unattended regardless of the cause, resulting in the displacement of adjacent teeth to the missing teeth, resulting in a larger gap between the teeth;

Dental decay in severe oral diseases Tooth decay will cause the gap between teeth to widen, periodontal disease will lead to gum recession, alveolar bone resorption, and the longer the tooth root is exposed, the larger the tooth gap. Bad lifestyle habitsLong-term incorrect use of toothpicks for teeth picking will hurt the gums, cause gum bleeding, make the gap between the teeth larger, and is not conducive to oral health.

There are two common types of adjustments: Orthodontics & Veneers.

In terms of orthodontics, there are self-ligating bracket orthodontics, which is what we often call braces. This method will take about half a year, which is time-saving for most people.

Dental veneers. This is a method introduced from a foreign country and is specially used to correct large gaps in the teeth.

Pay attention to the way you brush your teeth, and don't use a toothbrush with too thick or hard bristles, as it is easy to damage your teeth.

What should I do if the gap between my front teeth is too large? If the lip tie is too low, it will lead to a large gap between the front teeth, so orthodontics needs to cooperate with the repair of the lip tie to effectively solve the problem of too large gap between the front teeth.

I'm in the same situation as you.

Now medically, there are only two methods, one is to make porcelain teeth as your doctor said, and you need to make 6 porcelain teeth together.

The other is dental implants, which are implants that you are missing teeth. However, this is a minor surgery and can be dangerous. It also depends on whether the condition of your teeth is suitable, such as whether the periodontal is healthy and whether the width of the implant is appropriate, many factors decide.

If the front teeth and tiger teeth like yours are next to each other, it must be difficult to do implants, and the doctor's advice should be correct.

You can check the relevant information again.

Hope it helps you (:

Addendum: It takes a very long time to do the correct disagreement and it is not good to keep it**. Besides, you are missing 2 teeth, and there are still 2 vacancies in Zhengqi. Nothing has changed in essence.

Is the gap between your teeth getting bigger, is it the root or the crown? Maybe the gums are receding, making the gap between the teeth larger, or it is possible that you have a gap after the tooth extraction, which makes the gap between the teeth wider. You can consult a doctor for details.

The position of the lip frenulum is too low, which often causes the gap between the upper central incisors, and the replacement of the baby teeth with permanent teeth will also affect the movement of the permanent teeth to the correct position, resulting in the space between the permanent incisors.

In physiognomy, a large gap between the two front teeth indicates that the relationship with the parents is shallow, and the parents died early in serious cases, but don't worry, if it is for the sake of aesthetics, it is better to find a regular dentist to do it

Hello! This can be due to periodontitis or due to excessive development of alveolar bone causing an excessive gap between the teeth. It is recommended that you go to the stomatology department for a check-up, if it is caused by periodontitis, then you need to carry out tooth cleaning and medicine, if it is caused by alveolar bone development, you can close the gap between the teeth by doing porcelain teeth and orthodontics, the best time for correction is generally around 12 to 18 years old, and the correction will be relatively slow after the age of 18.

You can do porcelain veneer, a week is fine, porcelain veneer can cover the middle seam. It doesn't affect your eating.

1. Try to use less toothpicks to pick your teeth.

2. Wear braces.

3. Dental veneers.

4. Pay attention to the way you brush your teeth.

Empirical Steps:1. Try to use a toothpick as little as possible to pick your teeth and rinse your mouth with water to help protect your dental health. If the gums are receding, the symptoms can be improved by scaling and topical medications.

2. Wearing braces: This method takes about half a year, which saves time and effort for most people.

3-Tooth veneer: This is a method introduced from foreign countries and is specially used to correct large gaps between teeth.

4. Pay attention to the way you brush your teeth, and don't use a toothbrush with too thick or hard bristles, which can easily damage your teeth.

The main reason for the gap between the incisors is that the distance between the two alveolar bones is wider when the teeth are growing, while the root and crown of the incisors are relatively narrow. As a result, the distance between the teeth is relatively large during the growth of the incisors, resulting in a gap in the middle. With age, the roots of the portal teeth gradually grow, the alveolar bone gradually develops, and the gap between the incisors usually decreases or disappears.

In addition, the presence of a gap in the middle of the front teeth may also be related to other factors, such as dysplasia of the oral cavity, misalignment of teeth, etc. If the gap between the front teeth is large, it may affect the aesthetics and oral function, and it is recommended to consult a dentist to understand the method of repairing the gap between the front teeth.