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MOLAR IMPLANT
My ist molar is broken and i want to implant
how long will it last as i m 21 if implant fall out after 15-20 year can re implant be done on same site at that time
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Implant is one of the best forms of replacement with an good success rate. You should opt for an implant. Difficult to predict as if the patient develops gum disease or diabetes later in life it may affect the implant but those are unpredictable factors so should not worry about them too much
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Get your implant done now. Don't worry about future for many more options will be added to implant surgery in next 20 years for your betterment
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A suitable implant can be chosen for each case after analysing certain factors.
They range from Immediate implant as less as one day to atleast 6-8 months .
Implant fall out is rare. But if it falls off completely it is difficult to achieve the best at the same site again.
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Implant may take few days to 3 months,, implant may not be possible at same site again.
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Dr. Ashok Khandelwal
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32 yrs exp
Indore
If you have time visit the nearest Dr. or visit my clinic if you are in indore for the best treatment guaranteed
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