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Old 06-21-2016, 11:38 AM #11
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One final question if you don't mind Bryanna. You have been such a terrific help.

My general dentist suggested an implant at #19 in order to close the upcoming gap somewhat, leaving #18 vacant.

#20 is a sound tooth not root canaled.

What do you think?
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