i have all my natural teeeth except 1. i need so much work done and redone. i am in so much pain due to my teeth. i have migraines due to my teeth and sometimes i cant get out of bed and i throw up because of my teeth. i have an infection that wont go away because my teeth r so bad. they bleed constantly. i would love to make the pain go away and finally have a beautiful smile without worring if my teeth broke more or if they r bleeding. i cant even eat,kiss my children or husband. i need help.
Answer: 26 and Miserable. Can I have Full Mouth Dental Implants?
I'm sorry to hear you are having so much pain and many serious problems. I'm most sad to hear how it is affecting you, your kids, and husband.
I'm going to give you some really blunt comments based upon my 23 years of solving these types of issues:
First, find a dentist that you are REALLY comfortable with.
Second, decide in your mind that you will do what it takes to solve these issues.
Third, commit to the financial investment it will take to do this.
Four, stay with it until you get across the "finish line".
More important than should you have dental implants is that your cosmetic dentist will need to get to the bottom of why your teeth have gotten so bad, stop that trend, and help you stay healthy for the rest of your life.
There may be issues about your diet, or how you clean your teeth that is a big part of these problems getting out of hand. A great dentist will compassionately work with your worries, your health, the "mental" part of this and finally your teeth and smile.
You need to have hope. This can be solved. It might be with implants, but it's just too early to tell. I really encourage you to start today. You have many options. Soon you will feel better.
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Answer: 26 and Miserable. Can I have Full Mouth Dental Implants?
I'm sorry to hear you are having so much pain and many serious problems. I'm most sad to hear how it is affecting you, your kids, and husband.
I'm going to give you some really blunt comments based upon my 23 years of solving these types of issues:
First, find a dentist that you are REALLY comfortable with.
Second, decide in your mind that you will do what it takes to solve these issues.
Third, commit to the financial investment it will take to do this.
Four, stay with it until you get across the "finish line".
More important than should you have dental implants is that your cosmetic dentist will need to get to the bottom of why your teeth have gotten so bad, stop that trend, and help you stay healthy for the rest of your life.
There may be issues about your diet, or how you clean your teeth that is a big part of these problems getting out of hand. A great dentist will compassionately work with your worries, your health, the "mental" part of this and finally your teeth and smile.
You need to have hope. This can be solved. It might be with implants, but it's just too early to tell. I really encourage you to start today. You have many options. Soon you will feel better.
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Answer: Yes! You would most likely be a candidate for full mouth dental implants. Even if you may not have enough bone, we can place zygomatic dental implants, which are specialized implants placed in the cheek bone so there is no bone grafting or sinus lift required.
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Answer: Yes! You would most likely be a candidate for full mouth dental implants. Even if you may not have enough bone, we can place zygomatic dental implants, which are specialized implants placed in the cheek bone so there is no bone grafting or sinus lift required.
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July 12, 2012
Answer: Dental Implants Can Change Your Life
Yes, it is possible to be considered for full mouth dental implants at age 26, but there may be other measures that can be taken to get you out of pain. If you have not seen a dentist , go and see one. They will examine you and refer you to the proper specialists if necessary. There are many reasons you may be experiencing these symptoms, but they need to be properly diagnosed. If dental implants are what you ultimately decide upon, seek the consultation of a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon that will work hand in hand with your dentist to rtestore your dentition, smile and overall health
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July 12, 2012
Answer: Dental Implants Can Change Your Life
Yes, it is possible to be considered for full mouth dental implants at age 26, but there may be other measures that can be taken to get you out of pain. If you have not seen a dentist , go and see one. They will examine you and refer you to the proper specialists if necessary. There are many reasons you may be experiencing these symptoms, but they need to be properly diagnosed. If dental implants are what you ultimately decide upon, seek the consultation of a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon that will work hand in hand with your dentist to rtestore your dentition, smile and overall health
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November 28, 2011
Answer: Keep your own teeth,implants have their own problems.
After 3-4 appointments witha good dentist your pain should be substantially better. If thats not happening then fine a new dentist. Pain of this magnitude is horrible and a well skilled dentist should cure that..
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November 28, 2011
Answer: Keep your own teeth,implants have their own problems.
After 3-4 appointments witha good dentist your pain should be substantially better. If thats not happening then fine a new dentist. Pain of this magnitude is horrible and a well skilled dentist should cure that..
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November 28, 2011
Answer: Dental Implants and Cosmetic Dentistry
There are not that many contraindications to dental implants and they can usually benefit most patients. Are all your teeth really bad or are there some that can be saved with professional care and home care? If you can save some teeth and place implants in the areas that cannot be saved it may be a better treatment option for you. That being said, none of us have seen your teeth. You might wish to have several consultations with dentists who have experience with dental implants and restorative issues. Ask questions and ask to see photos of work that they have completed. Discuss with them, how to prevent further issues once treatment is completed. If you cannot do the whole case at once, ask if there are ways to phase treatment out over time.
I wish you the best and if you have questions after your consults, write back.
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November 28, 2011
Answer: Dental Implants and Cosmetic Dentistry
There are not that many contraindications to dental implants and they can usually benefit most patients. Are all your teeth really bad or are there some that can be saved with professional care and home care? If you can save some teeth and place implants in the areas that cannot be saved it may be a better treatment option for you. That being said, none of us have seen your teeth. You might wish to have several consultations with dentists who have experience with dental implants and restorative issues. Ask questions and ask to see photos of work that they have completed. Discuss with them, how to prevent further issues once treatment is completed. If you cannot do the whole case at once, ask if there are ways to phase treatment out over time.
I wish you the best and if you have questions after your consults, write back.
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