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Broken Tooth
I have a milk tooth that has no adult tooth underneath it, and I have broken the milk tooth. The dentist suggested tooth implant. Is that the right thing to do? How much will it cost?
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Provide us a X-ray of that part so we can suggest u the real treatment
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Implant range from 18000 to 40000 with 15 years warranty
It will be done by a certified dentist
Then after three months you have to go for crown ranging from 6000 to 12000
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Rarely some people have retained deciduous teeth. For example though I am a dentist I myself have two retained milk teeth of which one is extracted and replaced by a bridge many years ago. Implant is also an option. Always check from the dentist if the permanent tooth is congenitally absent if so the dentist will assess the vertical dimension if the opposing tooth has not supra erupted into the space u can go for either implant or if u cannot afford go for a bridge.
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Consult a good Prosthodontist for opinion
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Dr. Nilesh Patil
Implantologist
17 yrs exp
Pune
Hi ...if no permanent tooth below milk tooth then implant will be best option for you ...
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Consult dentist and x ray
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Kindly get full mouth x ray( done ) to evaluate any othe tooth submerged in the jaw
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