What should you do? Bone Loss around Implants and Screw Loosenings - GF014

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  • Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @ausaafzaidi
    @ausaafzaidi 14 дней назад

    11:41 - always hope for a universal driver, since even apple use USB C now

  • @zina4876
    @zina4876 5 месяцев назад

    9:13 got my answer, thanks 🙂

  • @Swagbagg47
    @Swagbagg47 Год назад

    I have an implant and it’s been 4 months since I got it and it healed up but the top part is loose been looking for answers on what to do and is it a major issue

  • @sk-4464
    @sk-4464 2 года назад

    Hi Jaz, i had an implant done 4 years ago which was not done properly, it never felt right, the implant and the tooth had significant movement from day one. One of the dentists told me that there isn’t enough bone around the implant to hold it tight/ firm. This is I believe because they grinded the bone too much when doing the implant. What should I do in this case? My age is 38

    • @protrusive
      @protrusive  2 года назад

      Best I can advise is see a dentist with experience in implants - its an area I have little expertise in so cannot personally advise

    • @sk-4464
      @sk-4464 2 года назад

      @@protrusive thank you

    • @Aniket369
      @Aniket369 11 месяцев назад

      Your problem solve

  • @keithratcliff7896
    @keithratcliff7896 Год назад

    We can celebrate Apple finally going to USB C!
    Please can we all agree to tell patients what implant brand, range and size they've had fitted as half of them haven't a clue what's been inserted in their skull. If(/when) there's a prosthetic complication it's a headache. Judging bone levels around different implant systems is a pain too. If we could give them a copy of their 1 month/3 month/1yr periapical - whatever you take as the baseline reference that'd be great.