I am not sure how to measure the space between my two front teeth.I can slide the tip of my tongue through it. Hopefully the picture will help you in helping me decide.
March 5, 2014
Answer: Should I invest in teeth bonding or braces to close the gap between my front teeth? In looking at the size of your jaws, the size of your teeth and the amount of spacing between your front two teeth, I seriously doubt if braces will permanently solve your spacing issue. Even if it does, the spacing will most likely return after your braces are removed.Instead, I would recommend that you consider porcelain veneers on at least four or more of your teeth. This way the size and proportion would be controlled to look the most natural and aesthetic, AND you wouldn't have to go through years of braces and ever wear a retainer.I would not recommend doing direct composite bonding on just your two front teeth, as that would make those teeth way to wide and extremely unnatural in size an proportion. You would be trading one problem (spacing) for another (unnatural size, shape and proportion of your front two teeth).Again, the best way in your particular situation would do at least four or more porcelain veneers, not direct composite bonding.
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March 5, 2014
Answer: Should I invest in teeth bonding or braces to close the gap between my front teeth? In looking at the size of your jaws, the size of your teeth and the amount of spacing between your front two teeth, I seriously doubt if braces will permanently solve your spacing issue. Even if it does, the spacing will most likely return after your braces are removed.Instead, I would recommend that you consider porcelain veneers on at least four or more of your teeth. This way the size and proportion would be controlled to look the most natural and aesthetic, AND you wouldn't have to go through years of braces and ever wear a retainer.I would not recommend doing direct composite bonding on just your two front teeth, as that would make those teeth way to wide and extremely unnatural in size an proportion. You would be trading one problem (spacing) for another (unnatural size, shape and proportion of your front two teeth).Again, the best way in your particular situation would do at least four or more porcelain veneers, not direct composite bonding.
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March 4, 2014
Answer: Bonding or Braces for Large Space Between Front Teeth As wide as the gap is I would suggest an orthodontic consult. Closing the gap with bonding is going to make the two front teeth look very wide in relation to the rest of your smile.
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March 4, 2014
Answer: Bonding or Braces for Large Space Between Front Teeth As wide as the gap is I would suggest an orthodontic consult. Closing the gap with bonding is going to make the two front teeth look very wide in relation to the rest of your smile.
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