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Want implant or denture.
I have removed all my teeth. Age 49. Diabetic. But BSL is normal. Pl suggest the treatment. Denture, implant or combination. With cost & period.
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Implants are currently the best mode of tooth replacement. Implants can be done as long as your diabetes is under control. Dentures are not the ideal treatment. A combination of the two is fine, or if you can afford it then a fixed implant prosthesis is even better.
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An implant supported denture may be an option for you. Course of treatment and cost will depend on the condition of jaw bone . If implants are not an option then a pair of well fitted dentures will be ideal. I would suggest a consult prior to treatment options.
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A CT scan called CBCT will be very helpful for a complete plan.
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In my opinion you should go for flexible dentures.
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