Implant tooth

2021-10-01 09:07:51
Doctor said I don't have enough bone to implant tooth, Is there's no way to implant now??? Bone grafting or anything, I do not want to go with bridging
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Welcome to practo... I advice you to take an orthopantamogram and verify the bone loss .. Mostly at your age, there will be less bone loss.. And it's may be possible to do implant.. Yet radiographic examination is needed to confirm the situation.. Thank you..

Answered2021-10-28 16:34:40

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Attach clear photographs of scan of your oral cavity, if you have. It will help to guide you properly. Still have queries then please consult with doctor online or offline for better guidance and treatment options.

Answered2021-10-06 07:24:23

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Need cbct report

Answered2021-10-01 20:26:29

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1) CBCT scan 2) If possible, then bone grafting. 3) Rehabilitation with dental implant

Answered2021-10-01 18:34:48

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Hello sir, You need to take a CBCT scan first. After proper  evaluation and examination only treatment can be ascertain. If sufficient bone dimensions are available implant is definitely possible. If not then other modalities for bone augmentation/graft or different implant approach can be added in treatment plan.
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Answered2021-10-01 17:50:34

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You can get the clinical check up done again. Your implantologist will advise the CBCT scan. Depending on number of teeth missing, the implantologist will make a radiographic guide. It's recommended to use it for the CBCT scan. Based on the scan findings, the dentist will decide the bone grafting procedure.

Answered2021-10-01 09:27:32

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After CBCT, If feasible then you can go for bone grafting followed by implant placement

Answered2021-10-01 09:11:36

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Need to confirm by doing 3-D CBCT scan

Answered2021-10-01 09:09:40

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