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Last 3 months back my dental extraction was done.. so NW can I set dental bridge?or its too late to put dental bridge?
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You are not late. Consider Dental implants of you can afford.
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It's never too late for treatment. You can choose from a variety of options for replacement such as Dental Implants, Bridge, different types of Dentures etc all depending on your budget and aesthetic (looks) needs.
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Yes u can still go for bridge or other replacement options...u are not late for it...
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To restore a missing tooth, dental implant has many advantages over bridge....so kindly ask your dentist all the treatment options available...3 month waiting period is not going to affect anything...but it's better to start the treatment as early as possible...
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It's not to late, you can do it now also.
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Dr. Zankhana Mody Mohile
Dentist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Visit your dentist soon. Don't prolong the treatment. Now is the best time to get the bridge done as the extraction site will have healed completely. Happy to help. Dr Zankhana Mohile
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