I have quite a few teeth broken down to the gum line and I know they have to come out. I know that they all have to be extracted. After extraction what do I need to do?
March 5, 2013
Answer: Dental Implants are the way to go!
The best way to restore these teeth will be with dental implants. The important thing will be to graft the extraction sockets at the time of extraction in order to preserve as much of the bone as possible.
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March 5, 2013
Answer: Dental Implants are the way to go!
The best way to restore these teeth will be with dental implants. The important thing will be to graft the extraction sockets at the time of extraction in order to preserve as much of the bone as possible.
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March 3, 2013
Answer: Treamtent options after teeth extractions
Dental implants are the ideal option for teeth replacement. They may be placed immediately at time of extraction if appropriate (determined by surgeon) or placed in delayed fashion once the sites heal (typically 2-3 months). A transitional prosthesis can be made by the restorative dentist while the sites or implants are healing. In some circumstances, implants may be immediately restored so a patient can have a fixed set of teeth on same day. This is only done, again, if appropriate as determined by the surgeon and the restorative dentist team.
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March 3, 2013
Answer: Treamtent options after teeth extractions
Dental implants are the ideal option for teeth replacement. They may be placed immediately at time of extraction if appropriate (determined by surgeon) or placed in delayed fashion once the sites heal (typically 2-3 months). A transitional prosthesis can be made by the restorative dentist while the sites or implants are healing. In some circumstances, implants may be immediately restored so a patient can have a fixed set of teeth on same day. This is only done, again, if appropriate as determined by the surgeon and the restorative dentist team.
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