Im Missing a Lower-right Canine (#27) and my Dentist Says the Place is Too Small for Implant, What Should I Do?

This space is too small for a dental implant.  I would see an orthodontist and have the space widened with braces or Invisalign. Once the orthodontics are completed and the correct space achieved, then dental implant placement should be a viable option.  Good luck.  

ask about braces to expand and open the space. A narrow implant can be placed.  It can be complicated and take time, but is possible.

I cannot see the entire mouth but if the bite is good and you are not a candidate for orthodontics there is an easy cosmetic fix.  The space can be bonded or better yet closed with ceramic veneers.  No tooth preparation is required and it would not require anaesthetic.

If there are spaces in the arch orthodontics can easily widen the space to make room for a narrow implant.