In a general since when is one stage an option? Is it only lower front teeth or can you do it with molars? If you can what reasons other than no bone loss do you have to know if you can do a molar in one stage. (I assume never upper molar or upper at all due to the spongy field)
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Hello. An implant located in the bone is usually not infected, but if you smoke, bone resorption and infection may occur around the implant. Therefore, if your implant arises into the mouth by prosthetic components such as healing caps or abutments, this will be even more important, so take care...
How long it has been since your implants were placed is important here. If a period of 3 months has passed after the implants have been placed, then the bone-implant fusion, which we call osseointegration, has been completed and it is now possible to remove the prosthesis on the implant without...
Examining your x-ray, whether there is reasonable bone loss that compromises the teeth. The option of removable dentures is not the best, my recommendation is to opt for a denture treatment supported by implants (ALL on X), with which you can eat comfortably with high aesthetics. Greetings!