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rdailey,

Is the last anchor tooth a wisdom tooth?? Meaning you had your second molar tooth #18 removed?
Or did you have your wisdom tooth removed at some point and then tooth #19 removed?

Bryanna

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It is lower left side, 2nd tooth from the back. Back tooth is one of the anchors.
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