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</html><description>spacing refers to a gap or extra space between teeth, most commonly seen between the front teeth (often called a diastema). It can be a natural variation, a change that develops over time, or a planned part of dental treatment. Dentists and orthodontists may manage spacing by closing gaps, redistributing space, or creating space intentionally for other procedures. In everyday care, spacing is discussed in cosmetic bonding, orthodontics (braces/aligners), and periodontal (gum) evaluations.</description></oembed>
