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This will depend on the site and number of teeth to be extracted. Bone is not only a support for implants and prostheses, it is also a support for facial soft tissues, which means that if there is a large bone loss without bone preservation techniques, the facial tissues will lose support and eventually become flaccid, giving the impression of old age. At Empower Your Smile, the periodontist Dr. Bagga will guide you to the best treatment plan.
Bone graft can still be helpful in preserving the bone architecture and support your partial denture better.
Bone will sooner or later, receed, and will be useless, so my recommendation will be to preserve bone with:Snapindentures or ALLON4You can certainly find a solution with this 2 proceedures ,the first one is SNAPINDENTURES,with 8 narrow implants ,8 uppers and 8 lowers you will have a removable solution that will change your life,and also there is a second proceedure ,The ALLON4,which is a screw retained bar that is connected to regular implants that are placed in strategic positions,2 tilted and 2 straight,and you will have a strong solution and also cosmetic.Based on what you say here,it seems that you are a candidate,a clinical and x ray diagnose needs to be done,and its important for you to choose the right ALLON4 Specialist.Shape,size and color can be changed and you will love the results
Although it would be necessary to perform clinical and radiographic examinations to get an accurate answer to analyze the degree of infection, we can tell you that having an active infection is risky and can lead to an emergency situation. It would be advisable in this case for your surgeon to...
Hello. Of course treatment costs vary from country to country but this price is "a little" expensive I think. Because the same treatment which include extraction of single tooth, bone graft, guided tissue regeneration and sedation is 952$ in our clinic.
The answer is yes. You can most definitely have a gum/bone graft without dental implants. There are several indications for this and your concerns are very valid from a clinical standpoint. In fact, your bridge might be supported much better in many instances following gum/bone grafting. You...
