Famous artists like Brigitte Bardot, Georgia Jagger, Vanessa Paradis, or Madonna share a common feature in their smiles, called diastema (gap teeth), which is the gap between the upper front teeth.
Dentistry and orthodontics specialists advise against it, although many people have recently been visiting clinics asking to have their teeth separated. The goal of having your teeth separated is to achieve a more youthful look, since that trait is typical of adolescence. Specialists also warn that the surgery can cause neck discomfort, headaches, and even scoliosis. Additionally, during this procedure, the muscles of the face and neck pull more on one side than the other, which affects the hips, knees, and ankles. The entire muscular system is thrown off balance, causing joint discomfort. Another trend that is very popular in Japan is yaeba, leaving the teeth crooked or crowded, which specialists consider a real atrocity. In the fashion world, models with gap teeth have recently been in demand, and this look can be achieved with certain orthodontic techniques that make the process reversible. Either way, this practice is neither advisable nor healthy. If you would like to know more about this surgery trend or about gap teeth, write to us at contacto@drfernandezblanco.com or visit our Facebook The plastic surgeon Dr. Alfredo Fernandez Blanco stands out in his branch of medicine, as the best breast surgeon, he is also a pioneer in the so-called secondary surgeries or sequelae. With more than 30 years of experience and thousands of successful cases, he continues to achieve the most natural results that can be expected in a cosmetic surgery operation.What happens if someone without gap teeth decides to get this surgery?
Why have gap teeth become a trend?
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Is diastema the only trend currently popular in the world of orthodontics?
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