How to Fix Missing Teeth in Photoshop

How to Fix Missing Teeth in Photoshop

Have you ever needed to fix missing teeth in a photo? It's a common issue, but luckily, Photoshop makes it easy to address. In this quick tutorial, you'll learn a simple technique to make those gaps disappear.

The process is straightforward. First, use the Stamp Tool to copy the surrounding tooth enamel and fill in the missing area. Then, refine the edges using the Healing Brush to blend it seamlessly. Finally, add some subtle shading to make the repair look natural.

The whole thing can be done in just a minute or two. No need for complex masking or layering – just a few smart brush strokes, and your subject's smile will be complete. Give it a try the next time you encounter this problem in your photos.

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