Tuesday 8 March 2011

How long can a tooth socket be vacant (due to extraction)before a dental implant is no longer a viable option?

How long can a tooth socket be vacant (due to extraction)before a dental implant is no longer a viable option?

I plotting I read that there is a time limit on how long a socket has been “empty.”

Answer by Gray
Generally, the socket will close up in a matter of 3 weeks to a month. It may, but, be reopened by means of surgery, which is not a well loved choice.

I know the first part through removal of wisdom teeth.

Answer by slapshot
There is no limit. The restrictive factors are: bone width, interval unfilled between unfilled teeth, bone density, and health check status. If your interval is between 2 teeth, the longer it goes unfilled, the greater the chances of it closing up too much to be able to place an establish. Also, smoking and diabetes are 2 strikes against you with implants. A 3rd arrange in any of the above mentioned areas makes establish stoppage very nearly a certainty. I hope this answers your inquiry.

Answer by Gina
The doctor can do bone grafting and an establish will always be an option. My husband just took a course to place implants (he is a dentist) and they lecture dentist how to prepare an area before putting an establish. To save yourself some time and a lot of cash tell your dentist that you want an establish in that area before he extracts the tooth so he can place something there to keep that area from caving in.

Answer by Buzz E
Implants are not roofed by indemnity. They fall out simple, are pricey, and are more distress than they are worth. Why not wait until dentures are needed? A night protect can help keep the teeth where they are and from collapsing until a denture in needed.

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Answer by Sam
Of course, this varies by region and from one office to another, but just to give you an thought…

Dental Establish – $ 1,500-2,000
Fixture to attach crown to establish – $ 700-1,000
Crown to go on top of it all – $ 700-1,200

Total – $ 3,000-4,500 – a range…

Predictable – aptly in the middle of that range, like $ 3,500 or so by the time you have really got a tooth you can chew on.

If you are talking in this area an establish to stabilize a denture, the costs for the establish and fixture would be in this area the same, but you’d generally need at smallest amount two to do the job, usually more.

Answer by Mar
It depends, have it checked first by a dentist see if a discount on the procedure can be made. He may verify your personal standing in life to see if you can afford it or not and he can rate you higher than expected.

Answer by Micky richards
un nearly 1000 yeah im a dentist so
yeah you can tell im not, sorry i just even if i well, no sorry my fault.

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