Dentures Versus Dental Implants: Which is Right for You? | DentaVacation
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- What makes dental implants a sturdier option to traditional dentures? Watch a dental expert demystify the difference between the two.
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Have you noticed the quintessential sunken cheeks in some denture-wearing seniors? That can be attributed to bone loss caused by wearing conventional dentures.
According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID), the reverse is true for implants. They actually prevent loss on jawbone.
Check out this video and know what makes the former better. Know the pros and cons of the two and also compare them on the basis of cost.
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Very clear,useful and detailed video , good job guyz.....👍👌
You still get bone loss with implants. It's inevitable. You need to mention that.
Really is that something that happen s with age
are you sure? do you have the data to put here?
Yup it's very true, implants don't solve bone loss issue it just slows the progression but within 5 years you'll still have around 60 % bone loss
Excellent information and is helping me make a big decision. What you described are things I've been considering and you answered so many of my questions. Thank you for this video.
she didn't mention any sideeffect from the implant in the skull and gum tissue. I don't know if it can cause any problems but you might want to check about it as well
@@talflex25 ty, I'm actually all set up for the procedure now and got a lot of info from the surgeon. I do have to have some bone graphs since my bone is very thin. It'll be an extra 3 months of healing but in the end it'll be worth it
How do I get help
How did it go? Do you see any issues with it after a year?
I ended up going with dentures to start with for now and also had bone implants in my bottom gum to be able to support the snap on bars in the future, but I'm really happy with the dentures. The first few months I wasn't happy, but it's surprising how just one day you learn how to talk clearly and forget they're even there. It definitely took some practice, but now it just feels like normal daily routine. I can only have bottom implants if I decide in the future anyway because my sinus is too low. But, I think I'm overall thrilled with the outcome of the dentures. I don't even have to use glue. I had mine done at Aspen Dental. Very expensive, but they are excellent at what they do. And you have temporary dentures on the same day so you never go without anything during the whole 6 month recovery process for the permanent pair. The temporary ones were also high quality. The one thing that scares me about getting the implants for the bottom is sometimes for a lot of people, including myself, your bottom lip will get pinched and hurt and I can always give my mouth a break with the dentures. Maybe that wouldn't be a problem with the snap ons though@@heyitssumit6823
i have just one missing tooth 2nd to the last molar Can I get one partial dentures
My mom has an audioimmue is this going to affect her?
You left many cons of implants
It too requires maintenance,dental decay is natural aging process it happens in both,it may lead to infection too.its surgical procedure after that too restrictions are there.
How much is a dental implant for 2nd lower molar from the back? And where is your clinic? Thanks.
A lot. It's about 5 thousand per tooth, according to my dentist.
But after a while dental implants cause bone loss also how come you're not mentioning that???
I can't eat fresh fruits or gummies or chew gum, I have full dentures and my gums hurt and are sore on top of they've have never fit right and still don't after 4 years. I have to add adhesive 4-5 times a day
Get dental implants
@@shakurfaith I asked my dentist about dental implants and they don't do implants here I don't know wth to do I just want to be able to eat without pain thank you
@@maryhoard2930 look into other dental offices, if money's an issue a lot of people go the dental tourism route
Tell your dentist to correct the dentures. They can correct places on dentures where there is pain. My mom did this.
What about Autoimmune disease, like lupus, sarcoidosis, VKH(Vogt Harda Syndrome?
Hi Marcia, thank you for your inquiry! Auto immune diseases require approval and tests to be conducted as prescribed by your general physician so that the person can undergo dental treatments.
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I got one implat and now it cause periodontitis, I mean perimplatitis ! So they say ,I must remove all my teeth! I say to all of you BE VERY
Very becareful with implants they are very expensive and can cause even death cause ulterior complications !
One friend of mine killer herself after try 3 times and spend a lot of many here in italy!
In youtube there are very touching stories about people that the implats does not work for them !
OK but partials for me were $800 the quote for implants instead was $18,000!!! Where the fuck do they come up with these absurd prices!???
Travel for implants. Turkey is popular, as is Mexico, Colombia, Thailand, Costa Rica.
No.talk about the price
What is the cost per tooth, and per section, such as 3 molars in a row?
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My decision was really easy......... all I had to do was say...... How much is that $$$$$$×$$$$$$$=$$$$$$. I think I'll be going with my dentures thankyou...... I think it's about 5 grand a tooth..... that's a little too much out of my budget unfortunately. For those who can afford it, I would go for I would go for that in a heartbeat. If anybody who's had multiple implants and reads this, please let me know how they are working out for you? My hope is that they'll be more affordable sooner than later... have a great day....... nor cal
@ Chris Schenk I’m about two weeks away from the final phase of my implant journey. As of now I’m just waiting on two crowns for my right bottom back 29 and 30 teeth.
The entire process has been a pain in the ass. Total cost has been $3,600 out of pocket for 1 extraction, two implants, and two crowns.
My dentist (Dr Ducoff) didn’t do oral surgeries, so he sent me to one of his friends. I asked how much the total cost was, and what his cost was, and I was told around $3,500 out of pocket total… With around $875 per crown going to him. Ouch, but… I’m young and didn’t want dentures.
I got through the extraction and implants, and then called his office to schedule the final crowns; however, for some reason the price went up to $1,750 per tooth… this would have put me at around $5,000 for the end-to-end process.
I was furious, so I went to another dentist - $1,800 per crown. Last attempt, I went to another and was quoted at $865 per crown. I gladly agreed, and now this nightmare is almost over.
My advice - Make sure everything is in writing, and try to find a dentist that’s a “one stop shop.”
My experience leads me to believe that dentists are, sadly, only out there to make money and don’t care much about their patients.
Good Luck,
@@albertastro3761 how you're feeling now?
@Floyd Cage Awesome. Feels great to have working teeth again. No complaints
@@albertastro3761 they dont let you finance it? And pay it off monthly??
@PA Dasher I financed it all. The card has 0 percent interest as long as I pay it off during the “promotional” period. Easy peasy.
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You failed to mention that implants are not always successful. I know two people who got implants, they didn't work out, and they ended up getting them taken out and got dentures instead. Implants are extremely expensive so that's a LOT of wasted money.
Mmhm mhm mhm umhmm hmm hmm geez dude that’s all I can here!
1500 for 1 implant ☹️
Try 3400
$5K for one tooth! That's how much in Baltimore, Md.
And that's a molar. In the BACK where you can't even see it!
You cannot justify that expense to me.
2000 here in Seattle.
and it;s no guarantee it will work.
$700 in Mexico, $1500 in Thailand, $1500-$2000 in the Philippines, $700 or so in Turkey.
I swear u said y’all lol