Is it possible to fix a gap between my teeth organically at home?

 This is the question that many people ask and also questions like “can you close a gap without braces?” or “how can I hide my teeth gaps naturally at home?”

The answer to this question is no there isn’t a way and you can’t do at- home gap filling treatment. It is as simple as this, closing tooth gaps and spaces between teeth whether by direct restoration with composite resin bonding or by indirect restorations with crown and porcelain veneer is done by dentists an at their clinics and offices.

Dental disorders can be caused by a variety of factors. The majority of these issues are visible throughout childhood, and some may result in abrupt alterations. However, among the various dental concerns, we will focus on the problem of a gap between teeth in this article. This is also referred to as "diastema." Diastema is most commonly seen in the two top front teeth, when the space between them is visible.

It causes complications when chewing since food particles become caught between the teeth all the time. It also makes people feel uneasy because they don't seem appropriate while smiling. Due to the gap between teeth, many people cover their faces when smiling, avoid smiling, or even feel self-conscious when speaking.

Filling gaps is not an at-home task. Also, orthodontics, which is the best gap filling treatment for teeth, is the orthodontists’ job using appliances with specific plans by them in specific periods of time. Never wear or try orthodontics appliances on your own to move your teeth at home. The results are too dangerous and irreversible for your teeth.

One thing you can do is using DIY dental veneers. But DIY veneer is not for moving teeth or repositioning of teeth to fill the gaps. It is just a veneer, so it is worn over your teeth. DIY veneers hides your gaps and your wear them to cover the gaps and spaces. DIY dental veneers have the clear plastic color, which matches the natural color of teeth like aligners. You can also remove them like the Invisalign or aligners. 

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