I'm 46 yrs old. 10 yrs ago due to periodontal disease with bone loss on both sides of upper molars, I did flapping and bone grafting. Last year I lost my left upper premolar due to failed root canal and now have an implant. Currently bone loss is severe on both sides of upper molars. An Endodonist pulled my first and second left molars and did bone grafting for implants even though I wasn't in pain, the teeth were not decayed nor loose. He said implants would save me money in the long run.
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After a dental implant it is normal to experience the following: soreness, discomfort, swelling, and possible bruising. We typically dispense 8 days worth of antibiotics which may cause the side effects your are describing. I understand that would mean a day after you finished your regimen of...
Yes, a Dental implant is an ideal option in your case.
In case of non-restoration of that tooth, neighboring teeth will migrate.
and in the case of a bridge, you have to compromise two neighboring teeth.
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There are three parts to an implant, the implant, the abutment and the crown. During the course of healing you will not have an abutment or crown right away but rather a healing cap. Sometimes this cap may become loose and must be replaced. I would call your treating dentist and see...
