How can I close the gap in my front teeth?

Treatment Options to Close a Gap Between the Front Teeth

Dental Bonding. Bonding is a quick and cost-effective cosmetic treatment that can hide small gaps and improve the appearance of your smile.
Porcelain Veneers.
Orthodontic Treatment.
Frenectomy.
Dental Bridges or Implants.
Find the Solution That’s Right for You.

What causes gap teeth in the front?

The top cause of diastema (tooth gaps) is the difference between the size of the jaw and the size of the teeth. Improper spacing occurs when teeth are normally sized but the jaw is overly-large. Additional causes of gaps between the teeth include periodontitis and mesiodens.

Can teeth move as you get older?

Your teeth shifting is a natural consequence of aging and regular activity like chewing but can lead to problems if not addressed or severe. It’s a great idea to check in with your dental professional to see if your bite or teeth need any treatment; otherwise, a proper dental routine is your best bet.

Why are my teeth shifting all of a sudden?

Periodontal disease refers the inflammation (and infection) of tissues surrounding teeth especially bone and gum tissue. The result is bone loss over teeth which means less support for your teeth. Teeth shifting (and mobility) is a common consequence and often causes gaps (spaces) to open up between your teeth.

What is the oldest age you can get braces?

Simply put, there is actually no age limit for someone to get braces. According to the American Association of Orthodontists, there is a high number of patients fitted with dental braces every day over the age of 18. Typically, the only requirements dental professionals have is a healthy jaw bone and permanent teeth.

Does menopause cause teeth to move?

Declining estrogen levels not only contribute to bone loss of the spine and hips, but also to bone loss of the jawbone, raising the risk for loose teeth and tooth loss. If you are menopausal, your physician can order a diagnostic test to evaluate your bone density.

Which teeth are hardest to move?

For example, your lateral incisors (the small teeth next to your two front teeth) are the most difficult teeth to move even with metal braces.