Dr. Muzaffer Hussain Parray
Dentistry
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Hi doctor,
I am 21 year old male. I have a milk tooth. It is the second premolar. The X-ray does not show any signs of a normal tooth under or near it. The doctor said that an implant is necessary. So, is it necessary?
Hello,
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The milk tooth in adults is called as a retained deciduous tooth. You can first go for an extraction of your deciduous (milk tooth). Then you have the options of going for an implant, RPD (removable partial denture) or FPD (fixed partial denture). Considering your age, FPD will be a better option for you if you do not choose implants. The FPD is called as bridge commonly. So, I suggest you go for it. In FPD, the support will be gained from the front and the back teeth.
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