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How can i replace my extracted teeth?
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Extracted teeth: Extracted teeth can replaced by implants, bridgework, or dentures. It depends on which and how many teeth were extracted, how many teeth remain, and the condition of your mouth and the remaining teeth. Discussing this with your dentist will provide you with a more complete answer.
Answered 12/1/2014
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Bridges and implants are the most common way to replace a missing tooth. Sometimes you can have orthodontic treatment to close the space so that you don't need to replace the missing tooth.
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