Tooth gap treatments
There are many treatments for tooth gaps. These treatments include:
- Bonding
- Porcelain veneers
- Teeth Effect Bands
- Crowns
- Orthodontics (Braces)
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Bonding
It’s a three-step procedure. First, the front teeth are treated with light acid. After that, the plastic bonding material, characterized by the consistency of the bread dough, is placed and sculpted at will. Finally, the material stiffens with a high-intensity light. The underlying benefit of bonding is that it produces powerful, natural-looking restoration processes that allow for immediate repairs – a one-time appointment.
Porcelain veneers
Porcelain veneers provide a natural solution to a wide range of aesthetic problems. This veneer is a thin layer of porcelain usually attached to the front and top of the teeth. To facilitate their installation only requires minimal removal of the tooth structure. The ceramic veneer is beautiful, strong and durable. A minimum of minimum teeth is required for installation, and it is often possible to repair teeth without moving using bonding techniques.
Teeth Effect Bands
Wrap the effect of the teeth around the teeth that have a space between them. Elastic band when placed on the teeth. It works like an elastic band. They do not want to stretch. Then the teeth are pressed against each other. The dental effects are affordable. They are clearly intended to maintain a professional appearance, do not require a visit to the dentist, do not necessarily reduce the age or apply additional equipment to the repair.
Crowns
Crowns are the right solution if spaces are too wide. Crowns can be used to repair structural damage because they are very strong and can be made from many different materials.
Orthodontics (braces)
The small straps are attached to the front of the teeth, and the wires of different sizes attach the brackets to allow the lever to move the teeth and fill the gap. Bows do not require tooth reduction or additional application of restoration materials.
