If it improves your self-confidence, yes.
But only if it can be done with braces and does not affect the crucial bite pattern of your other teeth.
Fortunately, the spacing between the lower incisors is usually not a major aspect of chewing food. Tooth gaps (diastema) are more common with the upper incisors.
They are the pointed teeth, one on each side, upper and lower, between the front and back teeth. There are 4 teeth in the front of your mouth, upper and lower, called incisors, then one canine tooth on each side of them, and then the molars on each side after that.
go to the dentist, that's all i can say
between ur canines in the upper and lower jaw i.e front 4 teeth
What is the cost of partial denture on the lower jaw, with 4 teeth in front lower and 3 tooth on the back lower.
Yes, especially for people who don't have 'perfect' teeth. I for one have one of my front lower teeth back further then it should be. Sometimes while chewing my front teeth slip down and I crunch on the back tooth. Very painful...
an under-bite
The skin between your top lip & front teeth is called the Frenum.
Usually, the upper front teeth comes down just in front of the lower front teeth. Underbite is when the lower front teeth are in front of the upper teeth. Underbite is usually described as more, or less. Possibly bigger or smaller underbite. Talking about a strongerunderbite doesn't quite fit. But it should be obvious that bulldogs have more underbite than than Rottweilers. A Rottweiler shouldn't have any underbite at all.
The horizontal overbite of the teeth is referred to as a "horizontal overlap" or "overjet." It measures the distance between the upper front teeth and the lower front teeth when the jaws are closed. An excessive overjet can indicate alignment issues and may require orthodontic treatment to correct.
It is commonly called a "gap" but the dental term is diasthema (space). It is most commonly found between the upper maxillary central incisors, whose contact with the lower incisors in the bite is minimal.
In the empty gap between the front teeth and back teeth, called the interdental cavity. A bit should always be properly fitted. It should never rest or bang against the horses teeth.
The same ones as the primary anterior teeth: Canine, lateral incisor, central incisor.