Torus Palatinus Removal Prior To Implants?

by Cindy
(Stockton)

I have a large torus palatinus that has grown to a size that affects both my speech and eating--but I could live with it the way it is if it does not continue to grow.


I also have a 4-tooth bridge encompassing both incisors and laterals--one incisor is missing. Last night I discovered a large crack in the enamel on the bridge (the crack emanates from or runs into a "pit" in the enamel. This is my second bridge. I assume I am going to have to have another bridge replacement.

I am almost 59, in good health and practice fastidious oral hygience.

I have two questions. First, would it be a good idea to have the torus removed before proceeding with another bridge or implants? Second, what are the pros and cons of implants versus another bridge for the four involved teeth?

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