If I become pregnant after I’ve had an extraction and bone graft, will it mess up my bone graft to wait until after the baby is born to have the implant placed?
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Any smoking habit will put implants at a higher risk of a complication or failure. Smoking reduces the blood supply to the gums which can be detrimental to overall dental health including dental implant success and survival.
Because you are young, it is more important for you to repair the bone and have implants placed for your missing lateral incisors. As you grow older, the bone only becomes thinner and teeth more likely will shift. That will change your profile even more. Doing bridgework...
The difference between these two procedures is that with bondings you will do them on the operatory but you will depend on the doctor skills but also they will be made of a material that sooner or later it will change color because it’s made out of a resin, and it will stain.The difference wi...