Flying after dental implants and bone graft.

In the vast majority of situations a complete dental implant restoration can be done on the upper arch. If the jawbone needs to be augmented due to resorption, then there are multiple bone graft techniques that can be employed. If the maxillary sinus has dropped and there is insufficient bone...

Dental implants cannot move, actually they are anchored in the bone. They cannot have any rotation or protrusion ,no matter how much force you apply. What can be happening, is that the continuous tooth,due to the ligament it has and the masticatory forces. It can be presenting some slight...

If you're periodontal disease is not well controlled or is so excessive that your teeth are hopeless, then it would be advisable to have them extracted and replaced with dental implants. If this is your situation, then the longer they stay in your mouth the more damage they are doing to your...

Usually implants are placed ;  1. Immediately. After extraction 2.  Early , which is 6 weeks after extraction to allow time for soft tissue(gum) healing 3. Delayed, usually after bone grafting 3-4 months 2 weeks , specially with dry socket ( which is infection) is too...

Assuming that the extraction was done without trauma to the surrounding bone and that the extraction site was grafted, then 3 to 4 months is the ideal time to wait for dental implant placement. This will allow the graft material to form immature bone which is an ideal environment for dental...

It should be possible to place implants in this site. You can also have one implant placed with two crowns. This requires the implant to be placed a little deeper that normal and then a custom abutment is made that comes our of the implant and splits into two posts to cement the crowns onto.