Office one said they would take a few months to open up space for an implant($$$), have the implant done, then few months of braces, surgery, then braces again for a total of 2 years to finish up. Office two said an implant is not necessary, and what they would be doing is aligning the teeth so that top 1st premolar meets bottom canine, 2nd premolar hits bottom 1st premolar and so on. It would take less time to align, surgery, then more braces to align, total of ~15 months. Other costs equal.
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May 9, 2017
Answer: Treatment for Missing Canine, Under-bite & Open Bite
Hi, I do see that you have lost quite a bit of bone and gum tissue around your implant causing you to appear as if you have a very big tooth. I admit that it doesn't look very good. If your smile is as you depict in your picture, then this will not show when you smile. In other words you have a...
Hi:Sorry to hear about your pain. Normally when a new abutment is placed due to tissue expansion there will be some pain that should not last more than 24 hours. However, if there is any sign of infection around the implant it should be removed.Best,Dr. Maddahi