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A midline diastema is a space or gap between the two maxillary (upper) central incisor teeth. It's a common condition, particularly during childhood and adolescence, often resolving naturally as other teeth erupt. However, if it persists or is a source of concern, various treatments can be employed to close the gap.
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Definition:
A diastema is a space between two adjacent teeth. A midline diastema specifically refers to the gap between the two upper front teeth (central incisors).
Prevalence:
Midline diastemas are quite common, especially in children and adolescents, and often disappear as the permanent canines erupt.
Etiology:
The cause of midline diastemas can vary. Some common factors include:
Normal Development: The natural eruption sequence of teeth can lead to a temporary midline diastema.
High Frenum Attachment: A labial frenum (the tissue connecting the upper lip to the gums) that is attached too high can contribute to the gap.
Tooth Size Discrepancies: Missing or undersized lateral incisors can lead to a diastema.
Habits: Prolonged habits like thumb sucking or tongue thrusting can also influence the alignment of teeth and create a gap.
Supernumerary Teeth: Extra teeth (supernumerary teeth) can interfere with normal tooth eruption and alignment.
Treatment:
Treatment options for a persistent midline diastema depend on the cause and severity of the gap. They include:
Orthodontic Treatment: Braces or aligners can be used to move the teeth closer together.
Dental Bonding: Tooth-colored composite resin can be used to fill in the space.
Veneers: Porcelain veneers can be applied to the teeth to cover the gap.
Frenectomy: If a high frenum attachment is the cause, a frenectomy (surgical release of the frenum) may be necessary, often in combination with other treatments.
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