Is there a gap in the tooth that can be filled?
I can't make it up. It is responsible for you. If it is an irresponsible doctor, I may make it up for you.
Each tooth is an individual, and there are gingival papillae between the teeth. If the normal gap is filled with materials, the final result is gingival atrophy, leading to serious food impaction. After gingival atrophy, the gap between teeth will be bigger and more unsightly.
The correct method is either correction or porcelain crown. If you don't choose either, you can consider letting nature take its course.
Can the gap between teeth be filled?
The teeth are too big, not as many friends think. It is unscientific and undesirable to fill the blank directly with materials. The gap between teeth is large, and teeth are often stuffed. Be sure to go to the hospital for oral examination and see what causes it. Only by symptomatic treatment can we really solve the problem of occlusion.
For children with big teeth, there is no need for treatment for the time being, because children with big teeth may change their teeth the day after tomorrow and their teeth will automatically close. If this is still the case after tooth replacement, you can also take corrective or all-ceramic teeth to treat it.
How is the gap between teeth getting bigger and bigger?
1. The widening gap between teeth may be caused by periodontal disease or dental caries.
2. The gap between teeth is usually caused by gingival atrophy, which is irreversible, and the focus should be on prevention. Periodontitis, dental calculus, gingivitis, gingival abscess, food impaction, etc. Are the reasons that stimulate gingival atrophy.
In addition, some tooth defects are V-shaped, which is also called wedge wear because it looks like a carpenter's wedge.
3. The hard tissue structure of the dental neck is weak and easy to wear.
4. The role of acid. Acidic secretion in gingival sulcus, low PH value of saliva, acidic food, acid regurgitation of stomach disease, contact with acid, etc. may cause decalcification and dissolution of tooth hard tissue.
5. Toothbrush bristles are too hard, which is often caused by brushing your teeth horizontally. Over time, a small gap will be formed in the neck of the tooth.