Thursday 10 March 2011

Q&A: tooth implant question?

Q&A: tooth implant question?

i have one gone tooth and i was just wondering if implants are worth it. do they look real? does it hurt when you first give them?
if you are a dentist or have gotten a tooth establish please clarify the administer and everything you know.
thank you

Answer by Helen DDS
Check out this video. It must answer all your questions
http://www.youtube.com/mind?v=rJkMo0fLNHs

Answer by simiarah
Your first step to getting an establish must initiation with your all-purpose dentist who can assess the location and evaluate you for proper bone help and proper positioning for the new tooth replacement.

It is very vital to make sure that you have adequate bone and interval for a dental establish before behavior is ongoing. They will usually take x-rays and models of you backtalk to do proper preparation. If you don’t have a regular dentist who is traditional with this, check with the local dental society or look on line for a dentist in your area that specializes in this area.
the administer from initiation to end usually takes in this area 6 months. you go back and forth to check healing and so forth.
Once the establish is placed, a tooth is placed on top of the establish. the establish only seves as the root of the tooth…the foundation. a fake tooth (a crown) is placed on top. in my experience, they look very excellent mainly if you have a excellent doctor on the case, and you follow complete instructions for homecare. i’ve worked in a dental surgical unit for ten being and thats all we did all day was implants and Periodontal (gum) surgery.
feel free to question if you have any other questions.
excellent luck

Answer by paul
i had to first get a bone graft for the procedure to work.. that part wasn’t fun..

then but long shortly they drilled a hole and i reckon a few weeks shortly they take a mold and then a few weeks shortly place in the tooth.. it doesn’t hurt, just a lot of difficulty on the backtalk.. so it’s either a 2 or 3 visit administer without the bone graft

it was either that or a “join.” it’s worked fine so far for me so i guess it was worth it.. and yes it looks real

Answer by Thomas (dacadia.eu)
A tooth establish is fitted with a porcelain crown and it will look just like a real tooth. The dentist has different shades of tooth color (yellowish white) to work with, so you will get a crown that matches your natural teeth.

First step is to get an X-ray, landscape is well worth it, but the ‘bitewing’ style can do it as well. The X-ray will show if you have ample bone mass and density for the establish.

Next step, is a CT-scan which is not excellent at showing the density and strength of your bone, but it makes a 3D ‘topological’ map of your jaw. By by the CT-scan, the dentist (really it must be a dental general practitioner) can limit the amount of bandanna that will be affected as he/she can drill through your gum and into the bone just so where the establish must fit.

The establish itself is a tiny screw made of titanium, which has the lowest possible rejection rate. With the establish has been inserted, it will be fitted with a cap/temporary crown.

Then you have to wait at smallest amount three months (four if it is in your high backtalk) for the establish and bone to integrate (osseointegration) before you go back to have the crown attached.

First an imprint of the top of the establish (abutment) will be made in order to fit the crown properly and with the aptly angle. Then the laboratory makes the crown which will be equipped with in this area three days (the porcelain needs time to cure). Then the crown is attached.

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I got a refer to of 1800 from the place my dentist recommended for the establish. appearantly dentists dont really do the establish. then another 750 for the crown. Is that assess? does anyone know if I can get it done for less cash? I have a members first card

Answer by lavaquerabesa
I had a tooth establish and a crown place in less than a year ago, and the refer to you were agreed looks in this area aptly. Since this is surgery (I was really knocked out- not sure if your son will be too), I’d be careful getting it done “cheaper.” You don’t want to risk something going incorrect just to save a link hundred bucks. Also, as I’m sure you know, the success of these implants is only in this area 85%, so you want to be sure you go with a name who is experienced and had a levelheaded reputation for doing implants, otherwise it may maybe fail and you’ll end up shelling out more cash in the long run.

Answer by pixiedust
That refer to is accurate. I have worked for a periodontic office for 7 being now, we place the establish for 2,000 and the uncomplaining goes back to the all-purpose dds for the crown which usually runs between 500 to 800 dollars depending on which tooth it is. It’s ordinary.
But if it helps you any, it is a one time deprivation. Unlike bridges, that establish will never need to be replaced. He is young and it is the very best option for him.

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