Frequently Asked Questions

Implants

Date Posted: 12/1/2001

Question
Is everyone suitable?

Answer
Some people may not be suitable for this procedure. Conditions such as alcoholism, some psychiatric disorders and uncontrolled diabetes can cause problems. Your dentist will also need to check to see how much bone you have and whether there is enough space for an implant. The adjacent teeth roots will also need to be away from the implant. If you don't have enough bone, it is possible to grow bone or even graft bone from elsewhere in the mouth or places like your hip.


More questions in this category:

Implants Introduction
What is a dental implant?
How long does it take?
Is everyone suitable?
What are the advantages of the implant treatment?
What happens if an implant fails?
What is the procedure for implant treatment?
What is the success rate?
Why is implant treatment expensive?
Why dental implants?
Are implants complicated?
How long will an implant last?
What is the cost of an implant?
Are there any limitations?


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