Dental Implants: Q&A
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If your teeth are not deemed 'hopeless' are there situations were you could still opt for dental implants to improve the aesthetics and function of your teeth?
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Dental implants for cosmetic purpose
If at all possible, it is best to save natural teeth and have orthodontic or restorative treatments to make them look better. But if they have poor prognosis or if treatment options are too heroic with unpredictable results, then it's best to replace with implants.
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Choice for implants or anything at all is granted to everyone
It depends on what is meant about "opt". You can choose anything you want to do, and if it is within the ethics of a provider then treatment should not be a problem (extracting all of your teeth because you just don't want to brush them may be a tough sell).
This is a common question when dealing with a third party provider, as in dental benefits. If you want a service, but it does not fall within the contract language, it won't be paid for by the...
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Implants certainly provide aesthetic options
You haven't given me a lot of information about current state of your mouth. Implants are one of the most significant advances in dental technology. Sometimes they have their limitations. You cannot possibly know what your options are from a Q&A on the web. You need to be seen by an experienced dentist, and preferrably a cosmetic dentist if that is your primary concern.
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