i have gaps in my teeth what should i do?
361990
See a dentist there are different options to fix gaps in your teeth such as bonding, veneers, crowns, braces.
48469
When you have a healthy bite, you can clench your teeth such that the front teeth miss each other but the molars contact each other (tooth contact).  If one tooth is too short, the opposing tooth will grow out to close the space between them.  If a tooth is lost and not replaced, the opposite tooth may grow out without resistance and the teeth on either side of the missing tooth may tilt sideways to fill the gap, potentially ruining the alignment and proper bite.  This could lead to further tooth loss and should be seen by a dentist to get sound advice.
52028
Yes, But it depends on the problem, if you are trying to make spaces between your teeth come together, a retainer is a option, or porcelin vaneers bonded over you teeth will make them appear strait or close them together.
885361
Hi,\nI am a dentist so this is some professional advice. You can use this list as a guide.\n1. Brush regularly ( for about 2 mins at least twice daily, using a flouride tooth paste)\n2. Floss at least once daily\n3. Flouride mouthwash once daily\n4.Visit your dental professional regularly ( at least twice per year)\n for cleanings, xrays etc\n5. Avoid snacking between meals. Minimize the use of sweets, soft drinks.\n6. Eat healthy, Calcium is essential in the developing years.\n7. Place dental sealants ( Ask your dentist for more details) \n8. Know your mouth!! You see your mouth every day, so conduct regular self examinations in fron the mirror. You'll definately be able to pick up any changes.\n9. Knowledge is power. Visit accredited websites more more info.\nThanks
478781
Although I am not familiar with this, the problem isn't with your teeth - its in the gums.  Try proper brushing techniques.
956625
if its a loose tooth, make sure to pull it straight up or it might grow back in crooked. if its not loose then you need to go to the dentist.
1089116
first you need to consult your dentist. sometimes, you can crown teeth that are not in line where they should be and create the appearance of straigter teeth but this doesn't always work if you are really too far out there- so only your dentist can tell you for sure.
460686
Visit an orthodontist.  They have an appliance that can help.  If not treated, buck teeth, speech problems and low self esteem are all a factor.
903066
well first you should change your dentist!\n\nbuy a soft bristle toothbrush and just brush your teeth gently\n\nlisterine is good but can be a bit harsh for some people if their gums are sensitive.\n\ncolgate is a milder one\n\nmake sure you brush your teeth and mouthrinse a least twice a day and after eating.\n\ndont poke your teeth about with toothpicks etc \n\nive had this before and its worrying but if your dentist hasnt put your mind at rest then find a new one
90145
1.  Brush your teeth at least twice a day for two minutes at a time.  I reccomend a Braun or Sonic Care toothbrush.\n\n2.  Start flossing.\n\n3.  I really recommend you start visiting the dentist.  A good dental cleaning is recommended once every six months.\n\nBy the way it's called gingivitis, and if it keeps on progressing dentures will be in your future.
240577
Yes, expensive things such as braces, crowns and veneers will definitely do the trick... but if it is indeed a small diastema (gap) then it's highly possible to close it with tooth colored fillings (or bondings)... speak to your dentist about this.
385738
I think you need your wisdom teeth removed, talk to a dentist
426818
don't be afraid\nget them now, i wish i had them when i was younger,\nnow that I'm in my late twenties it sucks having them\nwhen your younger your bone is more soft, and teeth move faster....don't get them when your old like me
131366
Sounds to me like they are partially impacted and if this is the case, they are never going to fully erupt.  Get to an oral surgeon so he or she can extract them for you.  Keeping them could cause problems with your other teeth as they are pushing against them and this could cause crowding or even decay on the tooth it is pushing against as you aren't able to clean this area very well.
892882
sorry hun,but if it is a cavity you have to go see your dentist
752038
You should go see your dentist asap.  I used to be a dental assistant and there are illnesses in the gums that can be treated.  Infections that you may not even know are there.  If you wait and don't find out what it is, the sockets can become looser and you could risk losing your teeth.
1185280
if ur teeth do not rest on top of each other then most likely u have an over/under bite.  Of course the best person to ask would be ur dentist