Two of my bottom tooths opposite to each other were removed 3 year due to cavity.
I am not finding any difficulty as of now, but the doubt is will it create any trouble in feature?
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Yes you need to replace your missing molars as soon as possible , because the adjacent teeth might migrate in the gap causing dental caries on proximal surface of them subsequently resulting in pain and pathologies. You can choose from various methods of replacement like Implants, fixed bridges or removable.
As a thumb rule the tooth which has been lost or extracted must be artificially replaced at the earliest
You can opt for a fixed prosthesis such as a full ceramic or Zirconium which is the best
If you don't replace there is every likelihood that the opposite tooth will move to that area of extracted site.
The adjacent teeth will also shift and become loose
Eventually there will be several other issues relating to food impaction , gum disease , inability to chew and digest etc
Next Steps
Get in touch with a senior dentist and get your lost tooth fixed permanently
Yes you need to replace the missing teeth otherwise the existing teeth will get disturbed leading to more damage. You can think of implants or bridges.
Hello sir, the tooth removed is first molar that is essential for grinding food. The empty area can cause the upper tooth to come down .So the missing teeth should be replaced soon.
Next Steps
to undergo dental examination for replacement by implant or fixed crown& bridge
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