How big does the space need to be for an implant? Is any space to small?

Q. How big does the space need to be for an implant? Is any space to small?

A. Yes you need at least a 5-6 mm space between the teeth and 4mm of bone width. the width can be increased but the space between the adjacent teeth can only be altered with trimming or orthodontics

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