Gap in between front teeths

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Asked for Male, 27 Years

2 mm gap in between front teeth and gap between the other two adjecent teeth, and a little bit twisted.

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Dr. Suchit Khetarpal

Dentist 14 yrs exp Delhi

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Such gaps can sometimes be filled with composites(laser fillings) or you can opt for ceramic veneers/ laminates for smile designing.

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Fillings can get stained or discoloured after few years but veneers do not take up any stain

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Dr. Amandeep Sekhon Orthodontist 7 yrs exp Bathinda Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Amandeep Sekhon

Orthodontist 7 yrs exp Bathinda

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You can go for the orthodontic treatment i.e. Braces treatment...nd it can be corrected

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