The teeth posterior to the missing teeth will drift forward into those spaces but will not be upright.. they will be angled and prone to caries and periodontal issues. Start taking care of your teeth, seek professional care to correct issues, and enjoy a healthy mouth. Missing several teeth at your age is not good.
Answered 5/9/2022
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I'm afraid not. Do not expect teeth to magically optimally reposition themselves. Even if they do drift, expect your occlusion to worsen. You need to see BOTH a General Dentist and a specialist Orthodontist to help you correct the damage that has already been done. Don't expect magic. Seek professional care.
Answered 5/9/2022
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