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Should be no problem.It does look like you are an ideal candidate for an extraction and an immediate implant placement that can save you surgical appointments and time. You have several millimeters of available bone apical to the current tooth which will lead to initial implant stability. You would need a slightly different angle radiograph to be sure, but I know most of my patients prefer to avoid extra visits and appreciate cutting months off of treatment time while saving money.You may want to inquire with your doctor?Ira L Shapira DDs, D,ABDSM, D,AAPM, FICCMOChair, Alliance of TMD Organizations
The answer to this question varies with each patient. It always depends on how extensive the extraction is and the patient's propensity for swelling and discomfort. From the looks of this xray I would say there is a decent chance that you could attend work the next day. Good luck.
It is highly unlikely. My suggestion is to wait and see what happens to the symptoms since this is a recent extraction. If the symptoms continue and everything is ruled out its best to do a blood draw and send it to Clifford Laboratories in Springfield Colorado to rule out any reaction to...
Yes , it can be done, and it seems that you have enough bone, but a CT SCAN , will aloud the doctor to determine the amount and position, of the implant, now, there are several techniques to restore this area, also the height is important.because at the end,what you need is avery...
The flap needs some time to heal and close. Usually 3-4 weeks During this time you need to follow all post op instructions try to avoid the site while eating , stay on soft food. Do not brush the area. Use the mouth wash prescribed by your doctor to maintain the area clean. If you...
