Hello If you have confirmed it on the x-ray, then the impacted tooth might not grow back Radiographic evaluation will give you the better treatment plan

Non eruption of permanent teeth can be due to several reasons like -congenitally missing -impacted in bone -malformed and so on Radiographic evaluation is required to ascertain the reason behind. Implants costs varies from dentist expertise ,type of implant ,clinic location etc ,can go as high as 50-60k for one .

It won't grow now, u need to go for implant which cost from 25 to 40k

Hello Need to see xray Dental implants mostly cost 30k and above depending on which implant you are opting for

Cost of implant varies from place to place . Single tooth implants can cost anywhere from 25 k to 60 k .

As u told you are missing one of your permanent teeth. You didn't mentioned which tooth is missing. Anyways first thing you have to look is whether the tooth is present or not. Take one xray and check. Some time it may be congenitally absent or in some cases the tooth is not visible in the mouth it may be impacted, impacted means it stuck inside the maxilla or mandibular bone. An x-ray will clearly show whether the tooth is present or not

Radiographic evaluation will give better treatment plan

Cost of the implant  varies from 25-60 k

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First of all, it is important to identify which tooth is missing and to confirm whether the permanent tooth is present but impacted in the bone or absent congenitally; this can only be ascertained with appropriate investigations such as an X-ray. Depending on the findings, options may include orthodontic treatment to bring an impacted tooth into place (if feasible) or, if the tooth is missing or cannot be aligned, prosthetic options such as a dental implant, bridge, or removable prosthesis may be considered. The exact treatment plan and cost of implants vary widely based on location, type of implant system, and clinical requirements, and can only be provided after a detailed examination by your dentist.

Hi, Share an x-ray for the tooth.