Sir, you can get dental implants and cleaning even with diabetes but the key is good blood sugar control first. Dental implants are not contraindicated in diabetes. In patients with well controlled blood sugar, dental implant success rates are similar to people without diabetes. However, if your sugar is high (like an average : 190 mg/dL), healing can be slower and the risk of infection and implant complications increases.

Hello Diabetes is a major concern for dental implants. You need your RBS atleast lower than 160 for implant placement. But you should definitely get your cleaning done. Periodontitis and diabetes is a 2 way relation and you need to maintain both. Focus on diet, healthy habits and medicine for sugar. One it is controlled, you may go ahead with dental implants

Hello For implants maintaining sugar levels is very important for the success of the implants Once your sugar levels are in the normal range, we can definitely go for implants

Thank you for sharing your concern. Diabetes does not automatically disqualify you from dental implants or professional teeth cleaning, but sugar control is the key factor. With an average blood sugar around 190 mg/dl, it is advisable to first bring the sugar levels under better control before planning implants. Poorly controlled diabetes can delay healing and increase the risk of infection around implants. That said: • Teeth cleaning (scaling) can be done safely and is actually important to reduce gum infection and inflammation. • Dental implants are possible once blood sugar levels are reasonably controlled (preferably fasting

Hello, For dental implants, good sugar control is important to avoid delayed healing and infection. Kindly consult your physician/diabetologist/endocrinologist and take medical clearance before planning implant surgery.

Hello You can plan for implant once your sugar level are normal. You can take a consent from physician before surgery

Hi, Diabetes affects the whole body in several ways that can be described as disruptive. If any diabetic person wants to replace a missing tooth, there are many options other than considering implants as well. Yes, if your diabetes is well under control and your health is completely in your favour, you can get a dental cleaning and dental implant.