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What is the Best Option for my Crooked Teeth? (photo)

samanthawOct 3, 2012
I am very self concious about my teeth. First is the crooked and crowding of both of my upper and lower jaw front teeth. Secondly, I have a partial denture on my upper jaw due to my tooth having fallen out as a young child, with no growth of an adult tooth. I am now of age and eligible for a dental implant or bridge..What are my best options? I have been thinking invisalign, veneers, bridge, or implant. I am looking for the cheapest route as I am not covered by insurance and am so young!

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Dr. Ba Khoa Nguyen, DDS
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Answered on Oct 9, 2012
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