I dont have supporting teeth for a bridge and dont want an implant is there an alternative to a denture

Q. I have a gap that I’d like to fill. My preference is a bridge but there are no supporting teeth on either side. An implant seems too invasive. Is there any other alternative other than dentures? Thank you. JP

A. Hi many thanks for your enquiry, well unfortunately there is no alternative in the situation to have other than a denture or an implant. If the implant is done well the procedure is very quick and relatively painless. I feel that if you do not want a removable option this would be the best choice of treatment. Hope this is helpful. If you require any further assistance do not hesitate to contact me.

Dr Kailesh Solanki
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