<human>: I was born without bone structure in a section of my mouth, directly above the number 7 tooth, chart [here] I grew up being told I'd turn 18 and get a bone graft and get a fake tooth implanted and everything would be sunshine and rainbows. Well I turn 18 in less than 3 months, and my parents and I have spoken with oral surgeons and other dental professionals, turns out my teeth are too close together in that area and there are only two actual options. Option 1. Getting braces/invisiline for a year and then getting the bone graft and implant, this would also fix other problems in my mouth, the crowding i have on my bottom row of teeth being one of them. Personally I want to go with this option, as i see it would be better in the long run, because not only do I end up having a more stable tooth in that spot, I'd have a better smile altogether since it would fix other problems. Option 2: Getting a bridge, specifically a [Maryland Bridge] to insert a fake tooth into that place, bind it to the nearby teeth and call it a day. Sadly these bridges don't last as long compared to the implant and they are significantly less stable. My mother wants to go this route because she primarily cares about the financial aspect. My family and I wouldn't be able to afford the better option, or maybe we would in a year if i picked up more hours at my job. I don't know. I've been trying to find a way to have everything work out for the best but I need some advice. So /r/Advice anything you can say would help so much.

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<bot>: I was born with no bone structure above one tooth, should i go the more expensive but more permanent route to fix it, or the cheaper, less permanent route?