Q&A: What distance should dental implants be placed apart?

Answer by missgoddessrachel
Whichever distance the dentist and his assistant have deemed dentally necessary.

Answer by Henry
Well, Eddie, only your dentist knows for sure.

Answer by lia
depends how many teeth are life replaced and the place of the future establish

Answer by smile
any distance deemed necessary…depending on the teeth life replaced.
the implants r placed within the ridges and then are covered with crowns which resemble the actual teeth…so the nearest distance the implants can b placed should be equal to the width of the crowns that they support.

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cost of dental establish

Answer by Nebula D
I’m a dentist.

Cost, cost, and cost. That’s it. They are by far the best prosthetic solution in virtually every case where a patient is a excellent candidate for them (i.e. excellent health, reasonable hygien practices, excellent bone, etc.).

The only “terrible point” about implants is that not everybody is a excellent candidate for them.

Answer by LX
GOOD POINTS: BEST PROSTHESIS AROUND AND ARE VERY STRONG

BAD POINTS: EXPENSIVE, IN THE FRONT AREA THEY CAN MAKE YOUR GUM A BLUISH COLOR BECAUSE THE METAL SHINES THROUGH, YOU MUST NOT BE A SMOKER OR A DIABETIC, YOU MUST HAVE GOOD BONE AROUND THE AREA FOR THE IMPLANT, CAN ONLY BE DONE IN ADULT PATIENTS WHO HAVE STOPPED GROWING

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