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You can go for dental implants at any age. Age is not a factor for dental implants. If you have any health-related issues, just discuss them with your implant dentist.
Hi:Good question. The main determinant for being able to get implants is the quality and quantity of bone available. I have seen patinets in their 80s get implants without any problem. It's best to have a consultation with an implant surgeon and evaluate the bone.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Age is not a stipulation for dental implants, so just because you are 77 years old does not mean that you would not qualify for dental implants. If you are interested in implants you should see your dentist and let them evaluate the amount of bone and the quality of bone in your jaw. Your medical history and medications can be of concern as well. Sometimes if you do not have enough bone or high quality bone for conventional implants then Mini Dental Implants can even be an option for you. Absolutely talk to your dentist, periodontist, or oral surgeon. Thanks and good luck!
SNAPINDENTURES OR ALL ON4 , BY NOBEL BIOCARE.There are 2 ways of restoring this , the first one could be with Snapindentures, with 8 minimplants, upper and 8 minimplants lower, you will have a strong support with snapindentures, and you will have a great result within a couple of days, shape size and even color, you will have that smile you always wanted back with a great confort and support. All on 4 By Nobel Biocare, its the best way to go if what you want is a screw retained bar, that you do not remove , also you will have a strong solution, extractions (if you need them) and immediate setting of implants are done at the same proceedure, and within acouple of days, you will be able to enjoy, a great smile , with strenght and confort, that smile you always wanted, this is the moment, shape, size and even color, you will be able to change. But yes, you have asolution!
Placement of a collagen a few days after an implant procedure is highly unusual and not part of a routine treatment process. Why was that performed in such a fashion? Bad taste could be indicative of infection. It is best to see a surgeon to have the site evaluated. Meanwhile, oral rinsing with...
If the fracture extends below the bone, Your option is to place the implant, doing the extraction and immediate placement of the implant and a temporary crown. If the fracture does not extend then place the post / crown is a more conservative option because of your age. In both...
Hi:Unfortunalely without photos of your smile it is difficult to give you accurate advice. Generally if the missing teeth that are contributing to the facial collapse are replaced there is a reversal of the collapse.Best,Dr. Maddahi
