How much does it cost for tooth replacement, After becoming pregnant I had serious gum problems which has made the gum reseed on my bottom 2 teeth. What are the options, I am a singer so obviously my teeth and smile are everything
October 26, 2018
Answer: Replacing a Tooth with an Implant when considering replacing a tooth with a dental implant, the costs associated are; extraction, graft (if needed), dental implant, abutment (post that screws into implant) and the crown. The approximate cost for all of these services bundled together is between $3,850-$4,900. When your dentist or surgeon places implants, it is recommended to ask if they use a surgical guide and do they have a CBCT within their office that shows a 3D view of the bone.
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October 26, 2018
Answer: Replacing a Tooth with an Implant when considering replacing a tooth with a dental implant, the costs associated are; extraction, graft (if needed), dental implant, abutment (post that screws into implant) and the crown. The approximate cost for all of these services bundled together is between $3,850-$4,900. When your dentist or surgeon places implants, it is recommended to ask if they use a surgical guide and do they have a CBCT within their office that shows a 3D view of the bone.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Teeth loose? Are you bottom two teeth loose? If they are, then you definitely need a plan to replace them. If you have enough bone, then implants + crowns is the best option. If you do not enough bone, then a fixed bridge will be your best option. If your teeth aren't loose, then make sure you undergo scaling and root planing to address the periodontal disease and you may end up hanging on to your natural two teeth after all.
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July 30, 2018
Answer: Teeth loose? Are you bottom two teeth loose? If they are, then you definitely need a plan to replace them. If you have enough bone, then implants + crowns is the best option. If you do not enough bone, then a fixed bridge will be your best option. If your teeth aren't loose, then make sure you undergo scaling and root planing to address the periodontal disease and you may end up hanging on to your natural two teeth after all.
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