What are the different ways to close a gap in your 2 front teeth? No Jokes...ser!
Question: Im guessing since you asked, you have been to a dentist and probably cannot afford it. Medical Insurance does NOT cover cosmetic procedures.....I used a product called "teetheffect bands" and they worked really well in less than a month my gap was totally closed up. Check out this website...they are pretty cheap and I am honestly telling you that they work!! Your teeth will be a little sensitive for the first week but after that nothing. Plus, you can start seeing results in about 2-3 days!! Good luck!
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Answers: Im guessing since you asked, you have been to a dentist and probably cannot afford it. Medical Insurance does NOT cover cosmetic procedures.....I used a product called "teetheffect bands" and they worked really well in less than a month my gap was totally closed up. Check out this website...they are pretty cheap and I am honestly telling you that they work!! Your teeth will be a little sensitive for the first week but after that nothing. Plus, you can start seeing results in about 2-3 days!! Good luck!
http://www.teethgap.com/Product.htm
that gap is a symbol of money you know....madonna has one....but anyway you could get invisalign braces. I don't know how old you are but if you're young hang in there. It may be one of the things that you will love about yourself and your smile when you are older!
That's why we have dentists, go see a good one and I'm sure he/she will have an answer for you.
1. Braces/ Orthodontia
2. Porcelian Veneers
3. Bonding
Try an orthodontist
ummm you can go to a dentist and get a filling or get braces but behind your teeth so that they wont show and look weird but only if you lost all of your baby teeth if not your gonna have to wait a little longer......
and every one that wrote before me stop being so mean cruel and sarcastic....
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trust me this is a serious answer,put braces.it usually helps in any kind of disarrangment.my sister's teeth had a gap.but she put braces and her teeth became perfect again.to make sure,go ask an orthodentist if putting braces gonna help or not,if ur convinced then go for it!!! trust me not joking,,hope i helped you
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honestly---- wen u arent doing anything important or when u are alone squeeze them together for a while....... after a while they will become sore and thats how u know its working
Invisalign
Porcelain veneers
Dental bonding is another way of filling a fairly small gap
Well if the rest of your teeth are basically straight and you have a good bite, then you do not want to go and get braces. My mom had really straight teeth but a gap in her two front teeth, and she just went to a regular dentist, and he filled in between her two teeth and you couldn't even tell what he did, but it looked good and it took like 30 minutes! I think they call this bonding, so I would just go to your regular dentist and ask about this.
However, if your teeth are not straight and/or your bite is not aligned, then you do want to get this fixed, because it's not just cosmetic, not having a properly aligned bite can be unhealthy. So if your main problem is just your two front teeth and you are older, then you might be a good candidate for Invisalign. I would make a consultation appointment which are usually free with an orthodontist, and find out which kind of braces would be good for you. You might be able to get linguals, which are behind your teeth. But if you are young, then there is nothing wrong with regular braces too. Good luck!