Depending on your specific situation, it may be possible to close gaps and straighten teeth with veneers or crowns. This will be much faster than orthodontics, and it may not be an option if the teeth are too out of alignment. To be sure, you should consult a general dentist with a good reputation. There should be little or no charge for a simple consultation.
you can get vaneers but there really expensive or you can get a retainer. they dont hurt as much...but i think youll have to get a special order from your dentist because i think your only allowed to have a retainer when your finshed with having braces. but its possible.
go to the dentist and see what they can do because you cant do any thing.
You can try Orthofill.
you cant
You can get laser surgery. I got it, it is no big deal. Really!
YES! YES! YES! of course you need braces for a gap. and you'll look better without the gap anyway. trust me!YES! YES! YES! of course you need braces for a gap. and you'll look better without the gap anyway. trust me!
get braces it help a lot but to can get it done from the doctor they will pull them in together but get braces hurt less!
For a time, he wore removable braces to help close the gap between his upper front teeth.
Go on google and look for thing to help
Well, by now I suspect you know the answer to your question=) But for others who are curious, it can take as little as a few weeks for a gap to close, depending on how wide it is. Forget, closing a gap using braces! I closed my gap for only $16.95 using teeth effect bands from www.teethgap.com. I saved so much money.
you can get braces if you are a gap in your teeth or a underbit or a overbit
Yup. Braces can fix almost any size of gap.
Unfortunately you may need to get spacers or braces. But if it's a little gap it'll close up on it's own.
only if its too long and you have a gap and need braces to close the gap, then should you get it removed but other than that.. keep it cos its very sore wen getting it removed
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I am going to try teeth band effect but I just left my dentist yesterday and she informed me my only way to close my gap is through an orthodontist to get braces or invisalign. I had braces because my gap was really big and the little skin in the middle is a muscle. In order to permanently close your gap is to remove that muscle by having a minor surgery, a frenectomy (I paid about $600). i then got braces but never wore my retainer after and it open up, NOT AS BIG THOUGH but now i plan on using the rubber bands to close it then go to the orthodontist to get a small wire behind my two front teeth to keep it in place. I also had that done but it came off and i failed to get it redone. I have heard a lot of negative feedback about the rubber bands. In your case it would definitely not be a permanent solution, you would need the surgery and the braces. Insurance can possibly cover a portion of the surgery and the braces you can pay monthly, that's what I did, i was 16 paying for my braces at about $109 a month for two years, that's how bad I wanted to close my gap and I know how insecure it can make you feel. You probably feel like you are never going to get it done but little by littel, start withthe consulation of the braces and get the braces first, you could then look into the surgery becasue they can do it with your braces on, I did it like that...Put your mind to it and do it, the outcome is a relief. GOOD LUCK!