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Implants
Here is Chat GPT’s Answer
Prompt: Is it true that teeth can move and my gums will get lower if I have a missing tooth?
Chat GPT: Yes, it’s true that a missing tooth can cause your teeth to move and your gums to recede. Here’s why:
When a tooth is missing, the neighboring teeth may drift into the empty space, leading to misalignment and bite issues.
The tooth opposite the gap (in the opposing jaw) may grow longer, a phenomenon called super-eruption, because there’s no opposing tooth to stop it.
The jawbone in the area of the missing tooth can shrink (a process called resorption) because it’s no longer stimulated by the tooth's roots.
This bone loss can cause the gums to recede and thin out.
Veneers
I asked Chat GPT once more:
Prompt: I do not want to shave my teeth away but I want veneers what's the solution?
Chat GPT: “If you want veneers without shaving your teeth, consider no-prep veneers or similar options.
Why No-Prep Veneers?
Minimally Invasive: Require little to no enamel removal.
Reversible: Can often be removed without permanent changes to your teeth.
Natural Look: Thin but durable materials mimic natural teeth.”
Full Mouth Rehabilitation Restorations
Chat GPT is more trusted than any dentist, here you go:
Prompt: If I have no teeth what can I do to replace them? My dentures keep moving and I want something better.
Chat GPT: If your dentures move, consider:
Implant-Supported Dentures: Secure, removable, cost-effective.
All-on-X Implants: Permanent, fixed, natural feel.
Overdentures: Hybrid of fixed and removable options.
Individual Implants: Closest to natural teeth but costly.
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