A well-made denture can be a very aesthetic solution to a bone loss problem as the lost bone can be “incorporated” into the design of the denture. If room allows a very aesthetic solution is using a denture with precision attachments to invisibly hold the denture in place. It will still be removable and should be removed at night time.

The other option could be a bridge if your dentist can get your gum disease under control. However you would probably require a certain amount of bone grafting in the area you are losing the teeth to create a good cosmetic result , especially if you have a gummy smile.

Sometimes we are able to graft bone in the area where you have lost teeth to replace the lost bone and still place implants. Has this option being discussed? It may not be possible due to anatomical restrictions.

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