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Gap in teeth can be treated or not. If possible types of remedies and advanced technology please ?

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Yes, It can be treated.
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Gap in teeth can be treated by orthodontic treatment to close the gap. Second option by composite filling or third option, we can adjust the size of teeth by give laminates or crown. Treatment may vary depend upon case to case.
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Smile designing, braces treatment
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It is very much possible to treat gaps between teeth. The possible options include Orthodontic treatment, direct build up with filling materials, laboratory fabricated veneers, crowns etc. After clinical assessment and appropriate investigations (eg.X rays), you may discuss your options and select the one you find most appropriate and prudent as per your requirements.
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Yes sir it is treatable if the support of tooth is there.
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Hello, Definitely its possible. It can be either by DSD(digital smile design) or simple crown and bridge procedure. Regards! Dr. Priyanshu Singh
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Gaps in teeth can definitely be treated depending on ur requirements,age,cost of treatment etc.Dere r many treatments like braces,direct veneers indirect veneers crowns etc.
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