What would you change?
Gaps and spacing
A gap between the front teeth can be characterful or frustrating. Closing one well is about proportion — done badly, teeth look too wide; done well, nobody can tell they were ever apart.
Close it, or move the teeth together
A single small gap can be closed by hand in one visit with composite bonding — reversible and gentle. Several spaces, or a gap caused by the way the teeth sit, are often better closed by moving the teeth with clear aligners first, so we add far less material afterwards.
Keeping the proportions right
The art is not filling the gap — it is keeping the teeth looking the right width. That is why we design the result before we touch anything, and why aligning first is frequently the more elegant answer.
About gaps and spacing
Can a gap be closed in one visit?
A single small gap, often yes — with composite bonding, no drilling. Larger or multiple spaces usually give a better result with alignment first.
Will my teeth look too wide?
Not if the case is designed properly. We plan the proportions to your face before committing, so the closed result looks natural.
Other concerns
Something else on your mind?
Gaps and spacing
Let’s look at it together
Book a smile-design consultation and we’ll give you an honest opinion on the simplest way to fix it.