Can a dental implant cause the jaw bone to shrink where the screws go in?

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by dental ben

I had bone loss where the surgery screws were implanted and they don’t know why.
No teeth were full out, the jaw bone was fine before the implanted screws.

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Answer by Schmo
Anytime you have a tooth extracted you are going to have bone resorption which results in some bone loss.

Answer by enamel
Naturally there will be no bone loss in the place of an establish. I would look hard for an infection. Excellent luck

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i know they give you a temporary crown before the permanent one is in but is it on the same day the screw is? or do you have to wait a few months? if you do, what are you suppose to do in the meantime?
also, can you eat with the temporary crown? does making the temporary crown cost more cash too?

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Answer by grandpa walleye
When the establish is placed it must set for a few months to allow the bone to grow and fuse to it. There are ways you can hypothesis temporaries during this period but they are usually for appearance and don’t give you splendid chewing ability. Some dentists figure the temp in the cost of the establish but most have a separate charge for it. Question you dentist for more details. Excellent luck with yours

Answer by mark s
Temporary dental crowns are usually roofed into place by some sort of temporary reinforce which can be removed easily at next time

Answer by John Bridger – DDS
If you are talking in this area a back tooth, usually it is not a full-sized temporary crown like that with a normal crown prep. But it is a plastic cap-like covering to keep the screw from being sharp against the tongue or cheek. It is usually placed at the end of healing in in this area two to three months. The dentist can dream up a temporary comes off join (a flipper), but most public don't like wearing them, can chew ok for the two to three months without them, and don't want to pay the extra cash for the flipper for such a small period of time. You can eat with the temporary crown with it is placed.

Sometimes a dentist place a crown and abutment together at the time of the extraction or the abutment on the establish at the time the establish is placed. This temp crown might be a full-sized one, but would be low in the bite, so you may maybe chew lightly on it with a link of weeks.

If you are talking in this area a front tooth, often a full-sized crown is placed at the time of the establish placement. The temp crown is made vaguely out of the bite, so you can't knock the temp crown off. In other instances a flipper is placed at first, followed shortly by a temporary crown, then the permanent crown. This allows the best chance for the gum on either side of the establish (the papillae) to grow back and look normal before the permanent crown if pretended.

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