Do I need all my upper teeth removed? (Photo)

Unfortunately, your current bone loss is at a level that requires extraction of the teeth and if you postpone these extractions, there is a possibility that your remaining jawbone may also be lost. You are an ideal candidate for All-on-four implant treatment because I see that there is a lack of bone in the posterior regions of your jaw, but there is an appropriate volume of bone in the front and middle regions. Of course, there is a difference in price between countries, but the cost of such a fixed implant supported treatment varies between 5000 and 8000 USD in our clinic.

Examining your x-ray, whether there is reasonable bone loss that compromises the teeth. The option of removable dentures is not the best, my recommendation is to opt for a denture treatment supported by implants (ALL on X), with which you can eat comfortably with high aesthetics. Greetings!

Examining the X-ray, it appears evident that there is significant bone loss in your upper teeth, which is a serious concern.

Based on the provided information, the option of using a removable denture might not be the ideal solution, especially if you prefer to avoid this type of prosthesis. The proposal of dental implants along with crowns and bridges is a more advanced and permanent option, but I understand that cost may be a significant consideration.

Given the situation and the desire to avoid a removable denture, I would like to suggest that you consider investing in dental implants. Although it may seem like a higher initial investment, implants offer long-term benefits in terms of stability, functionality, and aesthetics. This option would provide a more durable and natural solution for replacing your missing teeth.

If financial concerns are a consideration, you might also explore the option of medical tourism in Cancun, Mexico, where treatment costs can be significantly lower without compromising the quality of service. In Cancun, many dental professionals specializing in implants offer high-quality services at a fraction of the cost you might pay elsewhere.

I would encourage you to discuss these options with your periodontist or seek the opinion of an implant specialist to get a more detailed assessment of your case and explore all available possibilities to achieve a comprehensive and satisfactory dental solution.