Both teeth that hold the bridge for missing front tooth have decayed over the years now the bridge won't hold anymore. do I need three implants now or can the decayed teeth be crowned? also it seem I may need to deal with the fourth tooth so the fronts all appear even?
November 26, 2018
Answer: Two Dental Implants will Suffice Even if you end up missing three teeth, only 2 dental implants with a dental bridge will be sufficient to replace them. It is highly recommended to not delay teeth replacement with dental implants as the underlying jaw bone does not stay forever and recedes with age. If you are concerned about the aesthetic aspect of the fourth tooth as compared to the dental bridge, you can think of opting for either dental veneers or dental crowns to match the shade and color with the dental bridge.
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November 26, 2018
Answer: Two Dental Implants will Suffice Even if you end up missing three teeth, only 2 dental implants with a dental bridge will be sufficient to replace them. It is highly recommended to not delay teeth replacement with dental implants as the underlying jaw bone does not stay forever and recedes with age. If you are concerned about the aesthetic aspect of the fourth tooth as compared to the dental bridge, you can think of opting for either dental veneers or dental crowns to match the shade and color with the dental bridge.
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November 25, 2018
Answer: Many options See a cosmetic dentist to weigh out your options. A longer bridge can also do the trick instead of implants. Decayed teeth can be restored with crowns with or without root canal therapies if you choose the implant route for that one missing front tooth.
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November 25, 2018
Answer: Many options See a cosmetic dentist to weigh out your options. A longer bridge can also do the trick instead of implants. Decayed teeth can be restored with crowns with or without root canal therapies if you choose the implant route for that one missing front tooth.
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