Q.
I have a milk tooth on the front right side of my mouth (second tooth in if counting back from the middle of the front two teeth). Since becoming pregnant this tooth has become very wobbly. I have visited a cosmetic dentist who I felt comfortable with but wanted to guage a second opinion. He has advised removing the tooth and fitting a maryland bridge on using the adjacent two teeth to support then waiting six months and assessing whether to go ahead with a dental implant. There is no bone holding that particular tooth in place. I am nervous about having the adjacent perfectly healthy teeth ground down to support the bridge, especially if I am likely to have a dental implant in ix months time leaving this work unecassary, Do I have any other options – rather than just wait for the tooth to fall out? Many thanks.