Shaky tooth

2017-09-29 08:18:17
Is it possible to save an almost extracting tooth... And how much time it will take for Dental implant of an already missing tooth
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It depends how much it's shaking...it depends on d bone support...we can save tooth by doing root canal...fr implants. It costs 20k fr one implant

Answered2017-09-29 09:36:25

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Hello Depends on the bone level and the condition which can be decided after an x ray Also some implants can be done immediate after doing x ray and bone level and certain blood tests Please visit a dentist soon

Answered2017-09-29 08:45:13

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Hello sir, The possibility of saving a tooth depends on the clinical conditions and X-ray findings. Please attach that so that can tell a probable solution. And regarding Dental implant, the procedure hardly takes 15 to 20 mins. But giving prosthesis(tooth) on top of implant depends on many factors especially location. If it's front teeth an immediate acrylic crown can be given which can later be replaced by metal ceramic or zirconia crown. If it's single back tooth it's better to wait for three months after placing an Implant. Exceptions are there. And all this also depends on other clinical conditions and your general health status.
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Visit as soon as possible because delaying may result in loss of the mobile tooth

Answered2017-09-29 08:32:19

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Ideally a tooth that is very shaky should be removed. If the tooth was infected then a waiting period of 2-3 months after extraction is required for bone to heal. If the extraction was done more than 6 months back , one can go ahead with the implant.
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An OPG X-ray and in some cases a cone beam CT is required for an implant. After checking it your dentist will guide you accordingly.

Answered2017-09-29 08:29:48

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It depends upon the extent of mobility of the tooth, Second thing one single implant might cost u 20k to 30k app

Answered2017-09-29 13:52:09

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