Closing a front-tooth gap without braces
A midline gap closed with conservative composite bonding in a single appointment — no drilling of healthy enamel, no orthodontics.
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A 2.5 mm gap between the upper central incisors. The patient wanted it closed but did not want eighteen months of braces before her wedding.
Composite bonding was the right conservative option — additive rather than subtractive, reversible, and completed in one sitting. We mocked up the proposed shape first so she could approve the width before anything was bonded.
- Shade selection and freehand mock-up
- Approval before treatment
- Layered composite build-up on both centrals
- Contouring and high-shine polish
The gap was closed symmetrically in one 90-minute appointment. The patient was told honestly that bonding will need a polish every year or two, and may need replacing after five to seven years.
“One appointment and it was done. Nobody can tell which teeth were treated.”
— Female, 22 · Nowshera
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