Conditions where teeth may be congenitally missing from birth or malformed during growth can be quite distressing. Teeth can be entirely missing, peg-shaped, spaced, or displaced. Furthermore, missing or malformed teeth can alter growth and cause further trouble with other teeth, especially if teeth are replaced with partial dentures.
Dental Implants may not be suitable in all cases, and as such, the gallery below is a display of a variety of cases treated in different ways to best suit the specific patient's circumstances.
Click the links below to see 'before and after' photos of patients with Missing Teeth,
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