should i get braces or implant first?

I was told that i needed braces before to close the gap in my teeth, but i chose to pay for my son’s braces first then me, during this time, i lost a tooth on the side of my mount, its really not noticeable unless you look really hard. I am now ready to get my braces, but i was wondering if i would need get an establish former to braces. Or if there was a way, i may maybe get the braces and I may not even need the establish later. Can anyone help. thanks Latina

Answer by spongebobrogers
Depends where the tooth is. You will need the braces done first any way most likely. A simple consult with the orthodontist can probably tell you what is the best option. Remember that even though braces may close the gap, the gap may come back slightly. Teeth tend to go over time slightly, so make sure it is a major gap.

Answer by susieQcleaner
Braces….
Can’t go implants orthodontically.

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I recently lost my two front teeth because of a teeth reduction procedure gone incorrect about 4 yrs ago, my two teeth just started eroding quickly and ultimately fell off about 2 months ago, I feel pain when I eat and drink cold liquids, and can’t eat hard foods, worst of all Iam worried that I might get gum a gum infection if I wait too long. Some public tell me Medicaid might cover this because as long as I can get it approved by a dentist, is this right?

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Answer by Mrs. Messi
The most accurate way you can find it out is.
-look on your medicaid card for a number [your provider]
and then call the number
the person that will answer is the person in charge of your insurance
and then you can question her and she will tell you what and what you arent eligible for.

hope this helps

Answer by Dr Miller
It is doubtful Medicaid will pay. They tend to pay for the cheapest option if they pay at all. That would be a partial denture. Implants are the most expensive option there is. Regardless, you need to have the pain treated. Be thankful you are getting treatment for free.

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