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Unless you are getting the dental implant surgery under general anaesthesia or sedation, Deviated Nasal Septum has nothing to do with Dental implants and their placement. Good luck with your Dental implants surgery.
as u said 'i think' means u do not have any active symptom of deviated septum [ eg. nose bleeding, facial pain] . there is no relation between deviated septum and dental implant surgery. u can go ahead.
Deviated septum should have anything to do with having dental implants. If you are having sedation make sure you can breath through your nose.
No it would not affect nothing, on the procedure or setting.so do not worry,everything should come out right if there is enough bone.
Your profile suggests that you are from Maryland and what could be a more perfect solution than a Maryland bridge (developed at the University of Maryland and requires little to no tooth reduction). It is bonded to your adjacent teeth and can be a good option while your implant heals....
Please consider having another dentist evaluate the area and offer a second opinion. There are risks with any option you choose. The risk for a partial denture is that it can act as a slow tooth extractor. By teetering on the abutment teeth over and over, a partial can cause...
Medicaid will not reimburse toward dental implant treatment. There may be other options besides a dental implant that could work for you and may be covered expenses. Otherwise you will need to pay out of pocket. Care credit can help finance the expense.
