Hello!
I have a gap between my teeth (between the two central incisors) and I would like to correct it. I know veneers are a good solution, but they are fairly expensive. I would like to know whether there is another way to correct this, and of course a cheaper one. Thank you!

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Dear Sir/Madam!
The crowns of both central incisors can be built up with composite material (the material used for white fillings). The solution is quick, aesthetic and inexpensive. The procedure is reversible because it does not require intervention in the tooth enamel. The durability of the work described is considerably lower than with aesthetic veneers, but the procedure can easily be repeated.
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Hello! I have a gap between my teeth (between the two central incisors) and I would like to correct it. I know veneers are a good solution, but they are fairly expensive. I would like to know whether there is another way to correct this, and of course a cheaper one. Thank you!

Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:

Hello!
I have a gap between my teeth (between the two central incisors) and I would like to correct it. I know veneers are a good solution, but they are fairly expensive. I would like to know whether there is another way to correct this, and of course a cheaper one. Thank you!