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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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Hi, I am getting below mentioed problems in my teeth day by day: 1.In the upper jaw of mine having some gap in between two teeth,so I consult with the doctor last saturday and she told that becaus of my Reumatic frver this gap came.She told something disease name (hypo..).She told that I can go for artificial tooth and its cost around 6000 per tooth.Plz suggest me should I go gor this treatment or not or what ever cost doctor is saying is it true or not.Please let me know the cost and what exactly I should do.

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Hello, Streptococcus bacteria, left untreated, can cause rheumatic fever. These bacterium are known to cause decay in the mouth. High fevers and infections can cause enamel hyperplasia. Can you obtain the correct name? Did you loose teeth due to a high rate of decay and poor quality enamel? Periodontal disease and lack of bone support can cause tooth movement resulting spacing between teeth. Damage to cardiac tissue is of concern with a history of rheumatic fever and antibiotic prophylaxis prior to dental treatment is recommended. Please make sure you understand the current condition of your mouth. There are many choices to replace missing teeth and fill spaces. First you must repair any broken teeth, ad Chat Doctor.  Removable dental appliances can fill multiple spaces in one arch and hold on to your healthy existing teeth. These are usually the least cost, but have the disadvantage of coming out of your mouth daily. A fixed bridge uses crowns or caps to suspend teeth in missing spaces and is cemented over your teeth. This is usually more costly than a moveable denture. Fixed bridges are charged per tooth and space involved in the replacement and enamel is removed on the abutment teeth. The advantage is that it stays in your mouth. The second option for a nonrecoverable replacement is an implant. This requires surgery to replace a missing root, healing time and then restoration with an abutment and crown precision fit to your implant. This is usually the most expensive per tooth, but eliminates any risk of decay and does not involve multiple teeth. A full denture is considered if all teeth are to be removed. If there is lack of a retentive ridge, implants can e placed to help secure a removable denture. I am not sure of your location to give you an estimate on cost. You can always consider a second opinion with a clinical evaluation and review of your x-rays. Your overall health and dental health history must be COSI