Also, what would be the best way to go about fixing it? I'm 19, and would like something inconspicuous. I believe there's overcrowding on the bottom, and I have a snaggletooth on the top right side of my mouth.
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I would suggest you visit a dentist that focuses on cosmetic dentistry or an orthodontist. Those are two great places to start since they are both familiar with facial and smile aesthetics and can offer suggestions for meeting your goals. It may be best to start with the cosmetic dentist first...
Filling in the space is not complicated, but the shape of the teeth will be changed. Bone loss from gum disease will never return, so you must choose what you prefer.
This is a case that will likely require multiple stages to achieve your dream smile. An orthodontic consult should be your first step to determine whether surgery is needed to correct the misalignment. Cosmetic treatment such as veneers will not survive long term if the bite is not corrected...