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Missing Molars - how can I treat this?

January 9, 2024
Asked By:Graceful838269 in Emmaus, Pennsylvania

Hi i recently had 7 teeth yanked! 4 wisdom teeth, both my second molars on my right side ( #31/#2) along with #19 on my left bottom. i need a bridge on my left side which i'm not too concerned about but my right side is worrying me. i'm not sure if i'll be able to eat properly and was just curious as to what others think. i'm not opposed to getting an implant either if it'll help

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