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Dentures are not the best option, but if finances are an issue then that would be your best choice. You could start there and if your financial situation changes in the future you could switch to dental implants. Good luck.
If you are not able to afford cost of dental implants, cheaper options available are removable partial dentures and adhesive bridges. The are non-invasive and treatment time is shorter than dental implantsPlease discuss these options with your dentist to see if these meet your needsDr Oke
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Are you also missing teeth on the right side? If you are, then a “partial denture” to replace all the missing teeth in both sides. Now, if you don’t have any missing teeth in the right side and only with #14 & #15 missing on the left, then partial denture will not work. It won’t fit stable enough. If that is the case, you can talk to your dentist about a 3-unit cantilever bridge (12-13-X), but with that option, you’ll only get one molar (#14) back.
A partial denture is a like a can opener which will cause you to lose more teeth over time. Save up for the implants. In the mean time, have your dentist make you a upper and lower clear retainer like an Invisalign retainer which will keep your teeth from shifting.
Hi! Don`t feel bad, this is just all part of the process. Partial dentures are not quite comfortable, specially not just 7 days after you got surgery since you are still swollen. It will fit much better when inflammation subsides. Just remember that everyday it goes by,...
The provider who placed the dental implant is the best source for answering this question. That provider knows the quality and density of the surrounding bone, and understands the particular situation pertaining to the implant site. However, to offer you an answer, I would say the timing varies...
After 3 days of surgery it's normal to have a little bit of swelling, specially if stitches were removed, otherwise almost no swelling. Follow post op instructions, meds and soft diet. Contact your surgeon. Good luck.
First, the images are small and not very high def, so based on the small blurry images, I don't see any that jumped out at me on the lower right 3 implants. The implants are away from the nerve (I.A.N.) and they're in plenty of bone. So all and all, CT images looked good for...
Please do not glue teeth yourself as you need a dry working area, clean the crown and disinfect, condition the crown and use a Biocompatible cement. Also the crown has to be cemented in the correct position with the correct bite. Please consult your experienced dentist, Joseph Goodman...
To remove an implant, some bone is typically removed with it. After that you would need bone grafting in all of the implant removal sites. That would need 3-6 months to heal. Then you could proceed with new implants. Implants for a full arch restoration aren't aligned. If you are unhappy with...
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