How does one choose between dental implants when there are so many options?

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I read your query and can understand your concern.

There are constantly advanced implant choices available. However, the likelihood of their working for you in your situation could be much higher. Although most dentists guarantee favorable outcomes, as surgeons, we notice a significant failure rate when bone density is inferior. You may have one option, such as all on four or six. However, dentures are the most excellent solution. Are all of your teeth now trembling or moving? Or are any teeth still firm enough in the front or rear without shaking? Please notify me first because you have not included oral images, only an X-ray. You may talk to me in detail on iCliniq for 50 hours. I will show you how to acquire the most excellent prognosis, which would also be accessible.

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Welcome back to icliniq.com.

I read your query and can understand your concern.

They examined the detailed X-ray pictures you gave by generating implant replicas in your jaw. Whereas healthy gum tissue is required for the true dental implant to integrate or merge effectively into the mouth in the jaw bone. You have a history of aggressive periodontitis, which implies that your teeth move faster than others due to severe gum infections and bone infections. Dentures are less efficient than implants for chewing, although they may be made quickly and permanently in a month. Your dentist will first take an impression, followed by a secondary impression in a week, and then they will test the acrylic dentures and correlate. They examined the detailed X-ray pictures you gave by generating implant replicas in your jaw. Whereas a healthy gum line is required for the true dental implant to integrate or blend properly into the mouth in the jaw bone. In the case of dental implants, you will be given a temporary crown for five months until the fusion into the jaw bone is complete (osseointegration). Because the likelihood of implant osseointegration is exceedingly low in your situation, the long-term prognosis is likewise low. Once a dental implant is installed, it cannot be removed. If it fails by trembling in your bones, you will also lose your money. Your dentist will first take an impression, followed by a secondary impression in a week, and then they will test the acrylic dentures and correlate. You will have your dentures ready by the fourth sitting.

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