Last bottom left molar (solid in place) has a 2 unit removable partial attached. will this last tooth shift out of place if i get 2 dental implants?

Should not shift: If you continue to wear the removable partial while the implants are being integrated. Modification of the partial might have to happen. This will also prevent the top teeth from super erupting.

Implant ?: The implants should not cause a shift and when restored will help stabilize the teeth.

Not if.......: As long as the tooth is otherwise healthy with good bone support and the implant retained teeth are properly shaped and close the space to contact your natural tooth, you should have not have any problems.

Not likely: If it is in contact with the upper opposing tooth and is stable then probably ok. The implants may also be temporarily restored with a splinted provisional which will also preserve the space. See a prosthodontist to explore your options - they are the specialists in this treatment. Good luck.

Theoretically no: The teeth should not shift. Good luck with the implants. They are a nice option!

Occlusion: Teeth can move, but having implant-supported teeth in front of your molar tooth should help it. However, another factor is whether there is a tooth opposite it. Getting the force of the partial off that tooth should be benenficial.

NO: Go for your implants without hesitation.

Stabilize until done: During the integration process of the implant to your jaw bone and after the initial trauma from the surgery has passed, your treating dentist can easily make you a simple retainer (there are multiple types) to maintain that space until the implants are ready to get teeth! that will keep that tooth and arch stable!

It shouldn't if....: The back molar shouldn't shift in a short time but why can't you wear the partial while the two implants are fusing to your bone the partial will keep the molar from moving.

No: The dental implants will act like teeth and prevent any shifting of your tooth.