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I’m just gonna get implants when my teeth fall out
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WWAWD dental problems and tooth loss?
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You should floss before you brush, not after.
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If you have bone loss you can't get implants. Need healthy bone and gums to hold them in. If you don't take care of your teeth you will have bone loss eventually.
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I'm intrigued by this.
Did you wing it? Or get some help like YT video?. My dentist took me to the cleaners after the pandemic. Fucker.
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have fun spending $20k+ minimum per arch, or $3-6k per single tooth. Or just fix the shit you currently have and take care of it.
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It's the wild west when it comes to their pricing. Getting my mum new teeth would be around £500 - £5000 per tooth.
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Implants are very expensive. Full dentures are much less expensive but they're uncomfortable and not permanent. When I eventually lose my teeth I'll need dentures because I don't have the bone to support implants.
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Any bone loss or just tooth decay?
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They always try to get me to buy implants so it must be fine
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a mix of both; understanding the basic principles but there are also professional dentists on YT who show their methods.
I'll be honest, I don't wanna encourage people to try this, could easily fuck-up.
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can you not get the bone graft? it's basically just bone-powder stitched in-place & the blood vessels bind it in-place & it becomes solid (hopefully), then they can screw-in implants
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Theres nothing more agonizing than having a shit ton of dental work youve been pushing off. I guess when I had my wisdoms pulled out in my 20s the guy knocked out half my back molar, too, but didnt say anything, capped it, and then sent me home. A few years back I was eating candy and I felt a snap in my mouth, fished out half the tooth, pulled it out and there was a fucking bolt sticking out of it. After thinking I may have been abducted by aliens for like 5 minutes I realized what happened. I didnt get that fucker fixed for years. Had a root dangling in my mouth and everything. WAs gross as fuck. Chronic head/ear aches. When I finally went in for work I had around 10k worth to be done. Pull a Shane Nokes and get that shit fixed up at a homeless shelter if you're not covered lol...if that is indeed a thing. Fuck paying for dentists.
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you might be able to get 'all on 4' implants; only takes 4 implant-screws to take rigidly & the upper arch can be mounted on those. Works-out cheaper but can be sturdy if done properly... best to let things heal & get sturdy. Sometimes people get 'em done cheaper abroad so hurry the procedure
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There is often a dental school you can go to if you’re near one for reduced fee work.
But trust me, it is always cheaper to deal with your dental problems now than later.
But trust me, it is always cheaper to deal with your dental problems now than later.
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There is a lot that goes into the prosthesis design and the implant placement that determines how long that’s gonna last. I would also not plan on it lasting forever. If you get 15-20 years it was a fantastic success.
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I agree. That's another reason to let any bone-graft settle before getting implants so they're more likely to remain stable. Sometimes people rush to get them in & the bone is still settling & more likely to put strain/stretch & less density where needed
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Just ignore it. That's usually the best way to address it.
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The Tomlinson technique
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I’m in the process of getting a good amount of work done because I had put it off then Covid really backed everything up. Luckily I have good insurance but I know it’s not going to cover everything. Really sucks dental and health insurance are separate, what a pain in the ass.