Pretty girl, gap in teeth

If it's just a slight gap, then it may not be "ideal" but it wouldn't be a turn-off either.

I don't usually go for the girls usually. It's a little awkward, but it won't stop me from seeing her. Ever think about cosmetic surgery? There's a few things you can do "if" you want to change it:

1 - Use Teeth Effect Bands from www.teethgap.com
2 - Bonding (white fillings).
3 - Porcelain veneers.
4 - Orthodontistry with braces.
5 - Invisible orthodontistry (Invisalign).

Good luck!

A turn off obviously but I mean its really not hard to change that its like 5 months of braces that's all.

As long as he likes you overall, it's probably not going to be a thing.

But it is a bit of a turn-off to the person with the gap. I had this problem when I was younger. It makes you very sensitive about your teeth. You learn to not smile. I'm not sure if people who haven't dealt with it are as aware of other's teeth as those who have. It made me extremely self-conscious and to this day I have to work with myself to smile showing teeth. So while it may not matter to a particular guy, I don't think it's much fun to deal with, nor do I think it's something that one has to "get over" or "deal with." I'd look into orthodontics if it bothers you a lot.

All guys are diff...he may not care...he should like you for who you are....yes they can still be hot.

Wouldn't matter!! no one can be perfect and whoever likes you will love your flaw just as much as all the good things about you!! Thats what makes you human so don't think anything of it!!

Don't let a thing like that burden you! A guy should be happy you HAVE all your teeth, not worried that you have a slight gap in 2 of them!

Hell yeah!!!!
Here's a little something for both men and women to remember.

For women:if there was a such thing as Mr.Right women still would cheat on him.

For men:If every woman looked like Barbie,people would always find a small flaw.

What does this mean?
Plain and simple,no one is perfect.
For me personal I have a laundry list of things I look for in women. It's sad both men and women are guilty of being judgmental about small flaws.

I say there's more to a person than looks of course.

It depends on the guy, some guys really look at teeth as weird as that seems. I have a friend that wouldn't even consider a girl unless she had great teeth. I don't know if he would be turned off by a gap, since that doesn't have anything to do with how good someone's teeth are, but it's possible. I don't think it would really matter to about 99% of guys though. In other words I've never heard a guy say something like "Check out the teeth on that girl" or " I could fall in love with a set of chompers like that" so I don't think it's really an issue.

It shouldn't matter if a girl is good looking she's good looking w/ any little flaw she may have. The teeth shouldn't matter as long as they aren't like rotting out of your mouth I don't think guys care so much if you watch greys anatomy the blonde chick on there has a little prob. w/ her teeth and she is still gorgeous.

Funny to stumble across this one. I was at a NYE party with a friend of mine, and we were discussing our "flaws" like girls like to do sometimes. She pointed out the small gap between her teeth. I laughed at her because I had to tell her that I thought that was one of her attributes. I think it is cute on her, and she would look weird without it. She admitted to photoshopping it out of one pic and thought the same afterwards. I think little things like that make someone even more cute sometimes. Hope this helps. :-) And also, I have had braces twice, and my teeth are still a little crooked, which irritates me, but my friends all say that I am being ridiculous and they aren't that crooked. So you are not alone in your worry. I just think you may want to look at that as an asset, and something that defines you instead of a "flaw". What is a "flaw" to one may be an asset to another.

I'm a girl but I think as long as the girl took care of herself, you know well groomed and had a good attitude it wouldn't really make a big difference. As long as she was comfortable with it herself I don't think other people are going to be like "omg look at her teeth!". Of course some guys are going to flat out say no or whatever, but I think it's basically just like a guy saying "I prefer blondes" or something.. :)

I'm not a guy, but I'm going to say if you're confidant I don't think it's something that's going to matter all that much. The real question is do you like it? If you don't mind the slight gap, rock it... if you hate it see what you can do to get it fixed.

It's not like a gap is a sign of poor hygiene. It shouldn't be an issue for anyone who's worth your time :)