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Extractions and inplants

 
Extractions and inplants
Added: May 06, 2008 - 12:11 PM
By: Patient Email Withheld, The Woodlands, TX
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i need to have all of my teeth extracted but can not afford all of them at once. I also want implants but i was told that it is best to get the implants at the time of extractions, because of the bone decreasing . i need to to find a very affordable dentist and i have no insurance.




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Reply: Extractions and inplants
added: May 06, 2008 - 12:30 PM

Cost Estimate: $ No Estimate at this time. Additional information required.
There are several options that you may have availible to you In some instances it is better to have the implants placed when you have your teeth extracted depending on how much bone and the quality of the bone among other factors. Sometimes it is better and wait to place the implants after the bone has healed. We have a dentist in our office who does nothing but implants and would be happy to spend some time with you to determine what would be appropriate for your specific case. Let us know if we can help
 
Reply: Extractions and inplants
added: May 06, 2008 - 8:05 PM

Cost Estimate: $ No Estimate at this time. Additional information required.
I would be glad to consult with you about your situation. I am a periodontist and have years of experience of treating the bone and gum around the teeth, as well as implant planning and placement.

Perhaps, there are teeth that we may be able to save and extract those that are hopeless. Depending how we decide to do the implants, there are many different ways to plan the restorations.

In any case, I would be happy to discuss the options with you.

Did another dentist diagnose the need to extract all of your teeth?

Feel free to email or call.

Thanks

   

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