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Visitor asks:
I have unattractive front teeth, and I am also missing the front canine. How would you solve this aesthetically and "permanently", since I also have poor bone for an implant? Kind regards
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If the relevant specialists have assessed the conditions for implant treatment as poor, the best solution is a classic fixed prosthetic restoration (bridge). In this case we prepare both teeth adjacent to the gap (2 and 4) and, together with functional rehabilitation, also improve them aesthetically. If a greater aesthetic correction of the other teeth in the intercanine region (incisors) is required, they can be treated with aesthetic veneers.
Have a nice day!
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