Hello.
I would like to know what can be done if the two upper central incisors move apart over a short period of time so that a visible gap has already appeared. Can something simply be added on the inner sides to conceal the gap? I would also like to know the approximate price.
Thank you for your answer.

Dear Sir/Madam

The gap between the central incisors (midline diastema) can certainly be closed. One of the most classic approaches is to build up the medial (approximal) surfaces of both teeth. The procedure is non-radical; the teeth are not actually touched with a drill at all. We call this an adhesive or bonding technique. Composite materials (the same as for white fillings) are used for the build-up.
Another approach, if the first is not satisfactory aesthetically and functionally, is more radical. We make two dental crowns that are aesthetically and functionally refined.
Prices: build-up 2 x 45 Eur. Two crowns (metal-ceramic 210 x2), all-ceramic 320 x2 Eur.

We look forward to your visit.