My mother is 50 yrs old . Dentist suggested to remove all the teeth and implant new teeth the same day. Is it possible and safe ? Cz another doctor suggested that implatation should be done 1 month after removing teeth.
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immediate implant is a difficult procedure.my advise is let the gum heal for 2-3 month depending upon your sugar level then go for implants.implant cost near around 20000 to 25000 per implant so why hurry.let your body and mind setttle to take time for healing.
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we do implants .u can refer us any time.share your xrays .wait after extraction no hurry
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Tooth removal followed by implant surgery is a very common procedure. This treatment protocol can be followed if the patient medical condition is conducive.
Hello sir...
it is better to go with removable complete denture as concerning the age of your mother.... because at this age the healing capacity of bone is low...implant is the surgical procedure..
Namaskaram,
whether implants should be placed on the same day or not is carefully evaluated by the the dentist after investigations. Getting them done on the same day as extraction is a routine procedure. Fixed dentures are preferred by all. Eat right before the procedure and make sure she is medically fit before surgery.
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