I recommend implants.

When I was young, I grew up not hearing my mother tell me to brush my teeth.

Both mom and dad don't seem to have very strong teeth.

So I think I went to the dental hygiene department and started taking care of my teeth from then on.

I also had my first scaling when I was 20 years old.

Anyway, the introduction was long, but I also had a tooth extraction due to cavities when I was young, and I started working in dentistry to make money, which led me to get implants.

The advantage of implants is that, unlike prosthetic bridges which require grinding down the two adjacent natural teeth to fit the prosthesis and thus sacrifice those teeth, implants allow you to place a single implant and attach the prosthesis while preserving the surrounding natural teeth.

The screw connecting the prosthetic and the implant has come loose, causing the prosthetic to become loose. I have received AS (after-sales service) several times, but I think I have been using it well for over 10 years.

If the oral condition allows for an implant instead of a prosthetic bridge, I recommend an implant.