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Old 02-06-2015, 09:43 PM #1
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Default What kind of denture to replace my lower left second molar...
Could anyone give me some info. regards to denture? This will be my first denture so I don't know what to look for? I just had my #19 molar pull 6 weeks ago, and when is best time to get a denture? Thank you for any help. I don't want to get implant because I don't want to go thru another surgery and to have any metal inside my mouth. So I don't like to get bridge either.
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