I am 26, i had second upper left molar extracted 10 years ago I had all 4 wisdom teeths extracted as a kid.The side of my face where i am missing the molar is a bit thinner i think due loss bone I want to get implant now, dentist say he wont do bone graft for me as i have enough bone to get the implant. But i want to have same amount of bone on both sides to look more symmetrical ,will the jaw bone i lost grow back on its own once i get the implant?Will the implant stimulate the bone to grow?
Answer: Implants and bone graft Hello. If your doctor told you have enough bone by a tomography to do the implant trust in him because he won’t set implants if you don’t have and Implants won’t create new bone at least you receive bone graft .
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Answer: Implants and bone graft Hello. If your doctor told you have enough bone by a tomography to do the implant trust in him because he won’t set implants if you don’t have and Implants won’t create new bone at least you receive bone graft .
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Answer: Will dental implants make loss jaw bone grow? Lost bone will not grow back with a dental implant. However, a dental implant will help maintain the existing bone architecture and prevent or minimize further bone loss in the future.
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Answer: Will dental implants make loss jaw bone grow? Lost bone will not grow back with a dental implant. However, a dental implant will help maintain the existing bone architecture and prevent or minimize further bone loss in the future.
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March 14, 2019
Answer: Lost bone cannot grow back With the placement of dental implant and dental crown as a replacement for your upper second molar, your problem of looking thinner will resolve to some extent.
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March 14, 2019
Answer: Lost bone cannot grow back With the placement of dental implant and dental crown as a replacement for your upper second molar, your problem of looking thinner will resolve to some extent.
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February 24, 2019
Answer: Dental implants and bone growth When planning dental implants your doctor will assess whether or not there is sufficient bone. In the upper molar area after loosing a tooth it is not uncommon to loose vertical bone height. If this is significant it may be necessary to carry out a sinus bone augmentation procedure. This is either done prior to placing the implant as a separate procedure and then waiting for several months for the bone to mature or, in some situations where there is a minimum of about 5mm, it is possible to do the sinus augmentation at the same visit as placing the implant.
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February 24, 2019
Answer: Dental implants and bone growth When planning dental implants your doctor will assess whether or not there is sufficient bone. In the upper molar area after loosing a tooth it is not uncommon to loose vertical bone height. If this is significant it may be necessary to carry out a sinus bone augmentation procedure. This is either done prior to placing the implant as a separate procedure and then waiting for several months for the bone to mature or, in some situations where there is a minimum of about 5mm, it is possible to do the sinus augmentation at the same visit as placing the implant.
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February 21, 2019
Answer: Implant grow bone Implants do not grow bone. I would recommend consulting a periodontist specialist on the need for bone grafting. Good luck.
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February 21, 2019
Answer: Implant grow bone Implants do not grow bone. I would recommend consulting a periodontist specialist on the need for bone grafting. Good luck.
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