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I Have One Damaged Front Tooth and a Gap in Between my Two Front Teeth Now. How Do I Fix This on a Very Small Budget?
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Chels541
in Springfield, OR
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Composite Veneer
A composite veneer, in some cases can be a cheaper alternative to a porcelain veneer. However, you should consult a dentist for a professional opinion. As previously mentioned the cheapest option could be a false economy.
Leicester Cosmetic Dentist
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Finding the Healthest answer to a Smile you'll wear everyday!!
I agree with Dr. Berning, that without photos its hard to tell. Sometimes a cheap fix isn't the best answer for your over all health. While having a budget in mind is key, in my option, a quality dentist doing a venner or two to fix the broken tooth and close the gap in your front teeth is important for the overall longterm health of your smile....after all, you wear that smile everyday! Veneers have a long life, if done correctly and more conservative that crowns,...
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Newport Beach Cosmetic Dentist
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It might be simple
There is a great chance you can get by with a filling on the chipped tooth. There sure are a lot of things to consider, but the key is to check with a dentist and ask about choices. Your area might have a Dental Health Center (a federally funded clinic), a dental school, a dental assisting school, or a high volume, low-cost private clinic. All of these are possibilities for getting a filling to close the gap with low cost.
You can also call the local...
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Fixing a gap with dental bonding
It is hard to answer this without a photo, but cosmetic dental bonding can be used to solve a variety of problems with front teeth. How damaged is your front tooth? If there is enough healthy tooth structure remaining, then dental bonding may be an option. Cosmetic bonding can close most gaps (if not too large) and this procedure is less expensive than something such as porcelain crowns and veneers.
Dubuque Cosmetic Dentist
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