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Blank space in canines

2017-07-16 02:01:19
I have blank space in both left and right canines. What is best option to fill that space. Can u please explain bridge and is there any difference between capping and apply artificial tooth
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Hi.  The open spaces next to the canine outs probably because of missing teeth. Your best option work be to get implants done as that does not damage any other tooth. A bridge will replace the missing tooth by taking support from the side teeth. This may not be a very healthy option since it damages a natural tooth.
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meet an implant specialist and discuss furthur treatment

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Normally bridge means that with the support of two adjacent teeth we replace the missing tooth... For blank spaces you can get crowns or if space is small u can get laser ( composite ) filling

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