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Pediatric Dental Implant
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Dental Implant

• All prosthetic device made of all plastic
  material implanted into the oral tissues beneath
  the mucosa or periosteal layer and within the
  bone provide a retention to the prosthesis.

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Alternatives to Dental Implants

• Removable partial denture
• Bridge
• Braces
• Space maintainers

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Removable partial denture

•  This removable denture has one or more
  artificial teeth attached to it as needed.
  Wearing a partial denture hides the fact that
  your child is missing a tooth.

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Bridge

• Choose from a tooth-supported fixed bridge or a
  resin-bonded bridge. A fixed bridge requires the
  teeth adjacent to the gap to be ground down so a
  crown can be attached to support the bridge. A
  resin-bonded bridge doesnt involve this prep
  work so healthy, adjacent teeth arent damaged.
  These options typically look and function better
  than a removable denture.

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Braces

•  If you were already thinking of getting your
  child braces when her tooth was knocked out, you
  can still move forward with your plans. An
  artificial tooth can be attached to an
  orthodontic wire to fill the gap left by the
  avulsed tooth while the braces correct crooked
  teeth and bite problems.

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Space maintainers

•  If your child is younger when she has her
  accident, its likely a baby tooth has been
  knocked out. A permanent tooth will grow in its
  place, but to ensure everything remains properly
  aligned until this happens, you can pursue a
  space maintainer. Removable and fixed space
  maintainers are available, depending on your
  childs situation and which tooth has been
  knocked out.

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