I had dental implants screwed into my gums a few months ago and they have all healed well according to my dentist.Dentist says that the next step is to put crowns on top of them.The problem is that I really don't have the money right now to do that (they cost a small fortune).My question is: what adverse implications (if any) can occur if I postpone putting in the crowns on top of the implants for a year or two (or longer)?I should mention that I currently experience no pain or any other issues.
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That's a good question. Implants get placed as far back as wisdom tooth position or even further back (zygomatic implants) frequently in the upper jaw and occasionally the lower jaw depending on the existing bone structure. If your jaw is large enough and placing an implant into the wisdom ...
Thank you for your inquiry. We're sorry to hear about your infection but you bring up some good questions. Without seeing an x-ray or scan of your infection and teeth surrounding it, it's difficult to determine what the most optimal prognosis would be for you. However, if the implant is...
The company the doctor choose its one of the best ones, and surely you have a warranty, but all the expenses around, to remove, bone grafting,and the setting of the new one, you will have to cover it, its not the doctors fault, he placed a strong and stable implant.also there is change that the...
