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    Default in need of help please ...

    I was just after some help and your advice for the best route to slove the problem i have. Im not too sure on what work needs to be done to my teeth, but i think i need two implants.

    What happened was when i was younger i knocked out my front tooth and now several years later i want this corrected. The trouble is there is no gap for an implant, i have been told that it can be sorted by e mailing other doctors, but i want a real expert opinion and the best way to start sorting it out.

    Thank you for your time.

    Mitchell

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    Hi

    When this occurs, the only way to create space is by opening the gap by orthodontics i.e braces, invisalign, etc. Once the space is created then an implant can be placed.

    We have treated a number of cases like this with great success.
    Dr Raha Sepehrara BSC(Hons) BDS with Distinction

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    thanks for your reply, thats good to know.

    What would you say would be the first step to me? i havent a dentist because i have recently moved, should i get one? or go straight to a cosmetic dentist?

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    which area do you live in and i would see if i know anyone in that area to recommend. You are basically looking for a good implant surgeon.
    Dr Raha Sepehrara BSC(Hons) BDS with Distinction

    The Dental Suite, Leicestershire

    Quality dental and Implant care

    www.dental-suite.co.uk
    Winner of Best Young Dentist In the Midlands Award 2009

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    I think thats what i need, but as i said theres no gap. I just need someone to have a look and give there opinon.

    I live in kent, thanks very much for your help


    Mitchell

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