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I dont have 8 teeths from my childhood,both lateral incisor and canine are missing from my childhood and now my age is 20 what to do
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you need to visit a dentist and get it checked. get an x-ray done. depending on the bone levels, the treatment can be done. gaps can be replaced by implants. you can also go for orthodontic treatment after that. ask your dentist for smile designing.
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We can fix it depending option how the bone is
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Partial anodontia is a rare problem, don't get worried , it can be easily treated.
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get to ur family dentist & get a OPG / CBCT done as prescribed by ur dentist.
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always go for a good quality implant, avoid the cheaper ones. ( if required)
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Visit a dentist and get an OPG X-RAY done.
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Dr. Dimple Ajwani
Dentist
14 yrs exp
Pune
Hello Sir,
Greetings for the day.
Your case is of partial anodontia (absence of teeth). The solution to this would be going to a dentist where he would advise you a bridge or Implants in those areas which can fill the gap and would improve the looks.
If you would like to get implants done which is a better option than bridge get a CBCT scan of the localised area from any dental scanning center to help the dentist decide if there is adequate bone to house the implants.
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Visit a Dentist and get it treated. It would give you a better SMILE and appearance.
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If you opt for Implants as a treatment option pls make sure that your dentist is an Implantologist.
For any more questions do write to us on www.drajwanis.com
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Dr. Sarah DSouza
Dentist
15 yrs exp
Mumbai
Dear Sir,
Please get a full mouth Xray done. It is done at certain diagnostic centers only. Your dentist can recommend a place. It is called an OPG. If there are no teeth seen on the Xray you can get them replaced with removable dentures or fixed dental bridges or dental implants. If there are teeth present based on the X-ray the dentist will in co ordination with an oral surgeon and orthodontist attempt to get your teeth to the right position in your mouth.
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Get an OPG and show it to a dentist
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Dr. Suman Makam
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hello,
You need to get an OPG x-ray done and then consult an orthodontist.Based on the x-ray findings appropriate treatment shall be planned.
Regards
Dr Sumanmakam
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Dr. Supratim Chanda
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22 yrs exp
Kolkata
To know if your teeth are missing or impacted first you have take OPG xray, then depending on the situation treatment may vary from orthodontic/surgery to cosmetic treatment.
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visit your dentist
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