I want to get my front, upper teeth bonded to close a gap between my upper central incisors. However, my top, 1st molar is a baby tooth, and I was told I would eventually need a dental implant. My question is if I were to get my teeth bonded and then get a dental implant, would the dental implant cause my teeth to shift and gap again during the healing process? Should I get the implant done first and then get my gap bonded? Or does the order not matter?
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If you perform a bridge,will be something more faster and within a couple of days you will have the results you are looking for,there are good materials on the market like Zyrconia that is metal free,and can be a good option for you,the only inconvenience is that you will start to loose bone on...
The best way to preserve the bone and to have that area like how it was is with Dental Implants that can be placed in just one visit,the only inconvenience is to wait at least 3 months for the osseointegration,and later on it will have a great result functional and cosmetic,for a long lasting...
If you perform a bridge,will be something more faster and within a couple of days you will have the results you are looking for,there are good materials on the market like Zyrconia that is metal free,and can be a good option for you,the only inconvenience is that you will start to loose bone on...
