What Are My Options If I’m Missing Multiple Teeth?
In this video, Dr. Rose Magno explains the treatment options available for patients who are missing all of their teeth and want to rebuild their smile.
If you’re talking about replacing bridges, we can do that because a lot of people complain about not being able to clean their bridges properly or underneath the bridge properly, and then they start getting cavities underneath. So what we do is remove the bridge, replace the two crowns on the sides, and then put an implant in the middle. That way, it’ll be easier for you to clean your teeth and you’ll be able to floss.
We can replace 5 or 10 teeth on the top, and we can replace 5 or 10 teeth on the bottom. It’s wherever you’re missing teeth and want us to place an implant, as long as you have enough bone. It depends on how many teeth are missing. We can replace them, absolutely.
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