Yes: It is possible via an appliance called a removable partial denture. If one is appropriate for you it will have some clasping to your remaining teeth in the front and resemble a denture in the back. For this to be a success it is important to make sure your remaining teeth are healthy and strong enough to provide needed support. A dental exam should give you an idea if this is a good idea or not.
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Yes: Yes it is possible depending on the condition of the 6 remaining teeth. If there is no periodontal disease and the bone support of the teeth is good, you could have a removeable partial denture fabricated. Other possible treatment would be to replace the missing teeth with implants. Consult your dentist for the best treatment plan.
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Yes: Assuming the 6 teeth are healthy, an appliance can be built to clasp several of them for retention. It's called a partial denture.
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Absolutely. As long as your teeth are healthy, and the bone and gums supporting the teeth are healthy, there is more than one solution. Please see your General Dentist for a thorough evaluation and a discussion off hour treatment options.
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