Black Triangle Teeth Gaps

Black Triangle Gaps Between Your Teeth

Whether you’re posing for selfies or taking your annual professional portrait, the last thing you want to see are those infamous “Black Triangles” in your smile.

Black triangle is the space/gap between the teeth and the gum line which shows as a triangle gap between teeth. Black triangle teeth happen because of age, recession of the gums, crowded teeth that are straightened or even from cavities, gum disease or bone loss in the jawbone.

Not only can black triangle teeth make an individual look older, but they can also serve as food traps and can harvest plaque, tartar, food and stains. This can potentially lead to gum disease and tooth decay. These triangles can sometimes even affect your speech or result in some patients ‘spitting,’ when talking.

How to Fix Black Triangles Between Teeth: Bioclear Matrix TechniqueDr. Sadineni has undergone training from Bioclear, and she is the only dentist in Ohio have received official Bioclear certification.

Bioclear fixes dark triangles by adding to your tooth and not subtracting/damaging your tooth. It is strong like porcelain costs less and procedure completes in one appointment within 60 minutes.

The Bioclear method uses specially shaped forms and tooth-colored composite material to close the dark spaces between teeth and gums, closes diastemas (spaces between teeth) and reshaping peg laterals in front teeth (small or misshapen teeth).

With Bioclear, the treatment for Black Triangle teeth is simple and minimally invasive:

• The teeth are cleaned.
• The matrix is shaped and placed.
• The filling material is bonded to the tooth.
• The material is shaped and polished to a high luster.

Bioclear gives patients a beautiful, strong, and long-lasting dental restoration without the expense of porcelain veneers.

As it turns out, fixing the black triangles between your teeth not only returns the dazzling smile of your youth—but also supports a healthier mouth!By filling the black triangles in teeth, Bioclear keeps food and debris from getting stuck in between teeth, which in turn helps reduce plaque build-up, bacterial growth, and gum inflammation.