My first root canal was 38 years and 4 months ago. Last week the crown fell off. A few days ago my dentist "glued" that crown back in there. Still considering it a success.
Several months ago I had a root canal on a tooth that already had a crown, no previous root canal. For months it was uncomfortable to chew on it and now I can chew, although there is some feeling in it. No pain. I have already spoken with my oral surgeon and if I have pain, I will have it pulled and an implant. At my age, 77, I don't think I would have another root canal. My teeth must be brittle by now and I know there is an issue with bone. A couple of months ago I had an implant. No dental insurance. I just hope to outlive my teeth at this stage of the game. I had my first root canal at age 12 by a pioneer in the procedure. Back then it was done without any pain medication. Believe it or not, I still have that tooth 65 years later!
you are breaking all odds . You still have the tooth of the root canal? So there is hope to keep it for a lifetime then . I got one 3 years ago, just put a crown over it and I have no issues yet . But just concerned with all these videos
That is wonderful. Is the tooth a front tooth or a back molar? Front teeth have only one root and usually last longer. Molars have multiple roots and are more difficult to clean and break more easily.
Thank you for sharing your story and I wish you all the best! I need to get a root canal retreatment and hoping the second time around will last a long time!
thank you for you video. I have already decided on a single implant for my lower right 2nd molar as my orthodontist had advised me to get an implant and NOT a root canal and to do so AFTER I completed my ortho treatment.
Good info, doc. Even with the facts you present, this whole root canal vs. implant decision is so tough. Leaning toward extract and implant, because I have heart disease, and I suspect prior tooth infections/root canals may have been a factor... Seems that leaving a dead, slowly rotting tooth in place is not good for cardiac health.
It depends on what tooth you're doing a root canal on because others have more roots and canals have have to be cleaned and sterilized. Sometimes it gets complicated or the anonymity of the tooth is complicated based on your teeth structure.
An implant isn’t covered by insurance. Its somewhat accessible going outside the USA. No way most ofus could afford that option. With insurance a root canal is $140. I have a root canal from 20 years ago.
No question that cost is a consideration. Most people find money for Iphones, but not their teeth. Priorities. People can live without teeth. I am not here to judge people for where they choose to spend money. I had an option to get a free root canal and I replaced the tooth with an implant.
@@SereneOrthodontics okay, an iphone is $5-900. I keep mine at least 6 years between replacing. An implant? A few grand. I would need to travel to Baja. Where it is 60% or more less. Right now, I’m getting crowns for 6 teeth on the sides, over $5000. Its unreal.
@@GuruPrashanth7970 I had 2 dental implants put in 2 years ago and they are like my original teeth. It was 1 molar on each side of my lower jaw. Expensive but I can at least chew my food better. I was 45 years old when I had them done.
@@beri232 Im so glad you are doing good! Im getting one soon too. What type of implant would you recccomend? And yes, chewing and being able to enjoy food is the most important thing for me haha.
Dr. Adams what do you think happens when a root canal you extract due to, say, tooth fracture, still looks clean in the root? Is it safe to assume those 'successes' haven't become problem systemic infections? I hear reports from assistants in dental offices that they see some 30 year old root canal extractions that look pristine and some on the opposite end and lots in between. Obviously I'd hope if I get one (deciding now) it would remain pretty clean looking. But do even those root canals cause infection to leach into the body that we can't see?
No doubt some look better and some look worse. The dental literature states only 97% of the root can be clean, so there is always some amount of infection. Sometimes people just go with an implant because they last longer than root canals
I had a very large filling fall out and they are suggesting a root canal now, but I’m torn between getting an extraction and implant because of all the horror stories I’m hearing about bacteria leaking into the body now. But I asked my regular dentist about it and he’s saying they’re both good options, but root canal all the way. I had a failed root canal that was causing other issues in my body specifically in my throat that cleared up the day after I got the root canal fixed. Now I have another tooth that needs a root canal. The doctor said it’s more than worth saving I guess my question is what the hell should I do lol it’s one of my molars on the top back right second from last… consultations with holistic doctors out in California start at almost $300 and I’m super torn… I can pay 600 for the root canal. Or go to Mexico and stay with my girlfriends family and get an implant for two grand and have it last what I’m assuming would be a lifetime? I’m a healthy 35-year-old.
You could also get a denture. Flipper tooth. That's what I'll get for my extraction that I have for tomorrow. That way you don't spend that much on an implant in case you get it extracted. Just make sure the dentist you're visiting for extraction removes the PDL, removes any granulation tissue and has a centrifuge for PRF for better bone healing. If he has ozone as well that'd be also great. Which tooth did you extract that was giving you throat issues? Was it on the mandible or maxilla and did you have any other issues besides the throat stuff? Like Postural, balance or breathing?
Hi I need help my health anxiety or something around my neck and sinuses is wrong after a root canal done in 2021 after my health down wards I have 3 RT I feel confused, brain fogs, headeaches, buzzing, neck crackles, I suspect it’s RT but should I get a inflammatory marker test done to rule out of its RT causing infections ?
I have the option of getting a root canal, but the tooth may be too far gone. I have a huge cavity inside my upper back left molar tooth, reaching all the way to the root, which is infected. The tooth cracked because of bruxism and a cavity formed inside the crack. In order to prevent any future infection, I'm leaning towards fully removing the tooth, then getting an implant. The dentist gave me those two options but seemed more confident about extraction. If I were to get a root canal, it would involve multiple procedures, because the root is compromised. I assume that's why my dentist recommends extraction.
I'm only 25 and I should have gotten my #1 wisdom tooth out a few years back but I waited and it caused a bad cavity to the tooth in front of it. Now it has a mild infection and I guess I need to decide what to do. I'm scared
Usually implants will last longer and you also do not have the risk of bacteria leaking out of a dead tooth. Definitely get all your wisdom teeth out. They will collect bacteria and cause more decay.
Thank you so much for your information. my dentist did not even suggest anything other then a root canal . the thing is i have no pain and my dentist is suggesting a root canal. she said i had a infection. if there are so many problems with root canals i might want a implant or bridge.
I am in a similar situation. Very little pain, no infection. I'm weighing my options. I've had 2 failed painful Root Canals in the past. What did you decide to go with? I'm trying to decide if a implant would be better.
@@smoothassmooth Thank you. I got a root canal as well. I thankfully found an amazing dentist. It went perfectly and painlessly! I'm so glad that I opted to save my tooth. :)
Is age a consideration?....meaning a damaged tooth is succumbing to some gum desease...so shoud i consider another RC or go with an implant....RC costing 2300 without the cap...using the old one and an implant is 3500 or thereabouts...Iam 72yrs old and have 2 implants done twenty yrs ago................I do not like RC....and implants take 6 mos but the new tecnologhy seems to be better. Also I have some peridontal desease...how do you determine which approach to begin first?....I have a second infection on a tooth in back or next to a mid implant on upper...ill get the number of the tooth....thankyou..also the denist wants to pull a molar...Iam currently on antibiotics for the infection for the second time next to a recapped tooth just done that was not RC'd...
Elaine, you can look at this as an accountant or healthcare professional, but your best bet is to replace the tooth you describe with an implant. The initial success rate for root canal retreatments is not good and the long-term prognosis ofter is even worse. Many people feel like they threw good money at bad money when doing retreatments. The decision is yours so long as you have done your research.
Hey,I have a crown on of the molar teeth and I recently was told that my tooth can be saved and I should get a root canal . Some people tell me implant is best but the implant it too expensive. Is root canals worth it? And also if you just get the tooth extracted, can you just not replace the tooth ? I was told that my teeth will shift if I don’t place a teeth there. Is that true?
Yes the teeth will shift if you do nothing. And yes the implant is more than saving with a root canal (3k vs 4k), but in the long run 3k + 4k is 7k because the root canal will last 5-10 years on the average and then you will need to get an implant.
My front bottom tooth has been chipped since I was about 10 years old. I'm 23 and now it's black and dead for sure cus my dentist told me. My next appointment is on Tuesday Feb. 14 and I have decision between root canal or extraction. I am more concern about my health than my appearance of my teeth. I could care less how they look. What would be the healthiest choice? If you would not mind giving your opinion.
Natural Dentist Associates, Rockville, MD thank you so much for your advice Doctor! Great video as well. That's what Im going to ask my dentist for on Tuesday.
no, I had a root canal and crown and the crown broke and then what was left of the tooth had to be extracted. Root canals stop the pain but make the tooth weaker and then they have to remove more tooth to put the crown on top which makes it even weaker.
I have a root canal tooth and it’s held up for over 4 years but started having issues again, I’m going to a specialist next month to see if I can get the root canal retreated .
Root canals for abscesses teeth, implants when teeth are lost. Why compare? Ask any dentist what they would do if their tooth was abscessed and salvageable. It’s pretty simple. Most people talking implants conveniently forget to talk about permanent n damage.
i had a deep cavity. my dentist cleaned and ckear the infection anf abscess whike retaining the original structure of my molar. now he is gona do RCt this weekend. i hv opted for zirconia implant. is that possible to out an implant with abutment crown in RCT tooth.
My tooth has been hurting for the last 3 days and my dentist told me i might have to get a root canal done if there is still pain after the weekend. I'm only 18 and i'm worried that i should just have it pulled.
Yes, they can pull it out and often start the implant that day, then you heal for a while and get the top part or crown of the tooth later after the implant heals into the bone(jaw). No, I am not a dentist, this is what i got from research and other dentists. If you have it extracted you wait some months for it to heal then you can get the implant done.
@ Portia Watson. It really depends on the the shape and condition of the extraction site Typically, multi rooted teeth such as molars , don’t lend themselves to immediate implant placement
I have a temporary filling in my tooth as it is in need of a root canal treatment it has been filled a second time 3 days later as the dentist which is located in a hospital in which they use students to learn there came out due to liquid build up .now I have a strong thick filling in there(consulted constantly by a head dentist)and have been on antibiotics to heal any inflammation for a week now,I was told it would be in pain but I feel no pain at all.Is this a good thing that maybe the root canal will be successful?just curious? Btw it’s half my tooth that had loss of nerve
It’s hard to say from that description my friend. But I’m glad your tooth does not hurt. I think you should go back into the dental clinic and have them reevaluate the tooth. You can always get a second opinion if you are not comfortable.
I've had two titanium implants placed 3 month ago and ever since I am getting flu like symptoms every two to three weeks (runny nose, sore throat, overall weakness) and I feel that my body does not like these implants, as I have never had such situation ever in my life. So now, I have decided to take out the implants and just have dentures..
Mr Gery would love to be in Maryland ,,, as would go to your place,,, root canal or extraction, ,,, scare of first and dont trust, as you said is a dead tooth inside,,, the extraction, is out and that is that ,,, ,,, pity that I am not there as deal with this alone is hard ,,, even if dont look like,,, Thanks
@@SereneOrthodontics No one seems to ask this question, but what are the statistics on the body rejecting the implant? How often does it happen? Can an implant be removed if the body rejects it?
Well for one thing, having teeth in your head helps preserve the proper shape of the surrounding bone. Where a tooth is missing, the bone starts to deteriorate, and it becomes much more complicated to add a tooth at a later time. ...Besides, I've been waiting for stem cell hair replacement for decades, and I'm balder than ever.
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Finally a sincere dentist!
My first root canal was 38 years and 4 months ago. Last week the crown fell off. A few days ago my dentist "glued" that crown back in there. Still considering it a success.
The standard for success is not very high.
Several months ago I had a root canal on a tooth that already had a crown, no previous root canal. For months it was uncomfortable to chew on it and now I can chew, although there is some feeling in it. No pain. I have already spoken with my oral surgeon and if I have pain, I will have it pulled and an implant. At my age, 77, I don't think I would have another root canal. My teeth must be brittle by now and I know there is an issue with bone. A couple of months ago I had an implant. No dental insurance. I just hope to outlive my teeth at this stage of the game. I had my first root canal at age 12 by a pioneer in the procedure. Back then it was done without any pain medication. Believe it or not, I still have that tooth 65 years later!
you are breaking all odds . You still have the tooth of the root canal? So there is hope to keep it for a lifetime then . I got one 3 years ago, just put a crown over it and I have no issues yet . But just concerned with all these videos
That is wonderful. Is the tooth a front tooth or a back molar? Front teeth have only one root and usually last longer. Molars have multiple roots and are more difficult to clean and break more easily.
@@SereneOrthodontics The tooth is on bottom right in front of a larger molar. I still have it and now I am 78!
Thank you for sharing your story and I wish you all the best! I need to get a root canal retreatment and hoping the second time around will last a long time!
@@judithgallegos1748 that tooth with a crown no decay under crown for so many years?
Thank you for the information. It looks like you should see a chiropractor since one shoulder is lower than the other.
Yes. Exactly. My posture is horrible since I had teeth pulled and retractive orthodontics.
Finally a dentist who is not biased
My roots canal is about 7 years old, was suggested by a new dentist that I get an implant. Sounds like that’s what I’m going to do, thanks Dr.
Very good information! I dont trust many dentists.
However u are very sincere. Thanks
thank you for you video. I have already decided on a single implant for my lower right 2nd molar as my orthodontist had advised me to get an implant and NOT a root canal and to do so AFTER I completed my ortho treatment.
honesty is key respect doctor
Good info, doc. Even with the facts you present, this whole root canal vs. implant decision is so tough. Leaning toward extract and implant, because I have heart disease, and I suspect prior tooth infections/root canals may have been a factor... Seems that leaving a dead, slowly rotting tooth in place is not good for cardiac health.
It depends on what tooth you're doing a root canal on because others have more roots and canals have have to be cleaned and sterilized. Sometimes it gets complicated or the anonymity of the tooth is complicated based on your teeth structure.
An implant isn’t covered by insurance. Its somewhat accessible going outside the USA. No way most ofus could afford that option. With insurance a root canal is $140. I have a root canal from 20 years ago.
No question that cost is a consideration. Most people find money for Iphones, but not their teeth. Priorities. People can live without teeth. I am not here to judge people for where they choose to spend money. I had an option to get a free root canal and I replaced the tooth with an implant.
@@SereneOrthodontics okay, an iphone is $5-900. I keep mine at least 6 years between replacing. An implant? A few grand. I would need to travel to Baja. Where it is 60% or more less. Right now, I’m getting crowns for 6 teeth on the sides, over $5000. Its unreal.
@@djkenny1202funny to read this
On my way to Baja right now to Molar City to have a little work done
Muy Buen
I APPLAUD YOU FOR YOUR COURAGE!
Thanks for your view and comments
Thank you for confirming what I had already thought. Implants for me thanks!
how are you feeling now?
@@GuruPrashanth7970 I had 2 dental implants put in 2 years ago and they are like my original teeth. It was 1 molar on each side of my lower jaw. Expensive but I can at least chew my food better. I was 45 years old when I had them done.
@@beri232 Im so glad you are doing good! Im getting one soon too. What type of implant would you recccomend? And yes, chewing and being able to enjoy food is the most important thing for me haha.
Not sure on the brand they used. I know they were highly rated though.
@@beri232 were they screwed or cemented?
Dr. Adams what do you think happens when a root canal you extract due to, say, tooth fracture, still looks clean in the root? Is it safe to assume those 'successes' haven't become problem systemic infections? I hear reports from assistants in dental offices that they see some 30 year old root canal extractions that look pristine and some on the opposite end and lots in between. Obviously I'd hope if I get one (deciding now) it would remain pretty clean looking. But do even those root canals cause infection to leach into the body that we can't see?
No doubt some look better and some look worse. The dental literature states only 97% of the root can be clean, so there is always some amount of infection. Sometimes people just go with an implant because they last longer than root canals
I had a very large filling fall out and they are suggesting a root canal now, but I’m torn between getting an extraction and implant because of all the horror stories I’m hearing about bacteria leaking into the body now. But I asked my regular dentist about it and he’s saying they’re both good options, but root canal all the way.
I had a failed root canal that was causing other issues in my body specifically in my throat that cleared up the day after I got the root canal fixed. Now I have another tooth that needs a root canal. The doctor said it’s more than worth saving I guess my question is what the hell should I do lol it’s one of my molars on the top back right second from last… consultations with holistic doctors out in California start at almost $300 and I’m super torn… I can pay 600 for the root canal. Or go to Mexico and stay with my girlfriends family and get an implant for two grand and have it last what I’m assuming would be a lifetime? I’m a healthy 35-year-old.
Please send help lol
You could also get a denture. Flipper tooth. That's what I'll get for my extraction that I have for tomorrow. That way you don't spend that much on an implant in case you get it extracted. Just make sure the dentist you're visiting for extraction removes the PDL, removes any granulation tissue and has a centrifuge for PRF for better bone healing. If he has ozone as well that'd be also great. Which tooth did you extract that was giving you throat issues? Was it on the mandible or maxilla and did you have any other issues besides the throat stuff? Like Postural, balance or breathing?
Hi I need help my health anxiety or something around my neck and sinuses is wrong after a root canal done in 2021 after my health down wards I have 3 RT I feel confused, brain fogs, headeaches, buzzing, neck crackles, I suspect it’s RT but should I get a inflammatory marker test done to rule out of its RT causing infections ?
@@MarkusGather-q8i What is RT?
@@Vegasomg root canal
I have the option of getting a root canal, but the tooth may be too far gone. I have a huge cavity inside my upper back left molar tooth, reaching all the way to the root, which is infected. The tooth cracked because of bruxism and a cavity formed inside the crack. In order to prevent any future infection, I'm leaning towards fully removing the tooth, then getting an implant. The dentist gave me those two options but seemed more confident about extraction. If I were to get a root canal, it would involve multiple procedures, because the root is compromised. I assume that's why my dentist recommends extraction.
sounds like you are better off removing the tooth. Good luck!
Thank you for the knowledge Dr
Awesome and thank you for your transparency 👍👍
I'm only 25 and I should have gotten my #1 wisdom tooth out a few years back but I waited and it caused a bad cavity to the tooth in front of it. Now it has a mild infection and I guess I need to decide what to do. I'm scared
Usually implants will last longer and you also do not have the risk of bacteria leaking out of a dead tooth. Definitely get all your wisdom teeth out. They will collect bacteria and cause more decay.
@@SereneOrthodontics yeah an implant seems like the way to go for sure.
Thank you so much for your information. my dentist did not even suggest anything other then a root canal . the thing is i have no pain and my dentist is suggesting a root canal. she said i had a infection. if there are so many problems with root canals i might want a implant or bridge.
Natural Dentist Associates Rockville how much you charge ?
I am in a similar situation. Very little pain, no infection. I'm weighing my options. I've had 2 failed painful Root Canals in the past. What did you decide to go with? I'm trying to decide if a implant would be better.
@@ShirleyDoodle I got a root canal
@@smoothassmooth Thank you. I got a root canal as well. I thankfully found an amazing dentist. It went perfectly and painlessly! I'm so glad that I opted to save my tooth. :)
Thanks. Very helpful discussion.
Is age a consideration?....meaning a damaged tooth is succumbing to some gum desease...so shoud i consider another RC or go with an implant....RC costing 2300 without the cap...using the old one and an implant is 3500 or thereabouts...Iam 72yrs old and have 2 implants done twenty yrs ago................I do not like RC....and implants take 6 mos but the new tecnologhy seems to be better. Also I have some peridontal desease...how do you determine which approach to begin first?....I have a second infection on a tooth in back or next to a mid implant on upper...ill get the number of the tooth....thankyou..also the denist wants to pull a molar...Iam currently on antibiotics for the infection for the second time next to a recapped tooth just done that was not RC'd...
Elaine, you can look at this as an accountant or healthcare professional, but your best bet is to replace the tooth you describe with an implant. The initial success rate for root canal retreatments is not good and the long-term prognosis ofter is even worse. Many people feel like they threw good money at bad money when doing retreatments. The decision is yours so long as you have done your research.
Hey,I have a crown on of the molar teeth and I recently was told that my tooth can be saved and I should get a root canal . Some people tell me implant is best but the implant it too expensive. Is root canals worth it? And also if you just get the tooth extracted, can you just not replace the tooth ? I was told that my teeth will shift if I don’t place a teeth there. Is that true?
Yes the teeth will shift if you do nothing. And yes the implant is more than saving with a root canal (3k vs 4k), but in the long run 3k + 4k is 7k because the root canal will last 5-10 years on the average and then you will need to get an implant.
I had a root canal and crown. It lasted 6 months.
Sorry. It can be good money at bad.
My front bottom tooth has been chipped since I was about 10 years old. I'm 23 and now it's black and dead for sure cus my dentist told me. My next appointment is on Tuesday Feb. 14 and I have decision between root canal or extraction. I am more concern about my health than my appearance of my teeth. I could care less how they look. What would be the healthiest choice? If you would not mind giving your opinion.
Natural Dentist Associates, Rockville, MD thank you so much for your advice Doctor! Great video as well. That's what Im going to ask my dentist for on Tuesday.
i just follow you up, you extracted or root canal?
Thanks Gary!
If a root canal is done on a tooth and it's successful shouldn'tv it last forever?
kristymcc1 No, unfortunately. Research it.
Your teeth get nutrients (calcium) from your saliva, actually....though I suppose it might be harder for the root to get it that way.
no, I had a root canal and crown and the crown broke and then what was left of the tooth had to be extracted. Root canals stop the pain but make the tooth weaker and then they have to remove more tooth to put the crown on top which makes it even weaker.
I have a root canal tooth and it’s held up for over 4 years but started having issues again, I’m going to a specialist next month to see if I can get the root canal retreated .
Root canals for abscesses teeth, implants when teeth are lost. Why compare? Ask any dentist what they would do if their tooth was abscessed and salvageable. It’s pretty simple. Most people talking implants conveniently forget to talk about permanent n damage.
i had a deep cavity. my dentist cleaned and ckear the infection anf abscess whike retaining the original structure of my molar. now he is gona do RCt this weekend. i hv opted for zirconia implant. is that possible to out an implant with abutment crown in RCT tooth.
My tooth has been hurting for the last 3 days and my dentist told me i might have to get a root canal done if there is still pain after the weekend. I'm only 18 and i'm worried that i should just have it pulled.
Dave Strider my dentist said I need 6 root canals after this I WANT 6 IMPLANTS I'm 42 and I have no time !
Dave Strider every tooth is different. No standard answer...
Pocky Nation I need 4 root canal. But I wouldn’t do bcz root canal is expensive & not last long later on u have to extract that tooth & implant
Thank you for the information.
You’re welcome
can a extraction and implant be done in the same day
Yes, they can pull it out and often start the implant that day, then you heal for a while and get the top part or crown of the tooth later after the implant heals into the bone(jaw). No, I am not a dentist, this is what i got from research and other dentists. If you have it extracted you wait some months for it to heal then you can get the implant done.
@ Portia Watson. It really depends on the the shape and condition of the extraction site Typically, multi rooted teeth such as molars , don’t lend themselves to immediate implant placement
I have a temporary filling in my tooth as it is in need of a root canal treatment it has been filled a second time 3 days later as the dentist which is located in a hospital in which they use students to learn there came out due to liquid build up .now I have a strong thick filling in there(consulted constantly by a head dentist)and have been on antibiotics to heal any inflammation for a week now,I was told it would be in pain but I feel no pain at all.Is this a good thing that maybe the root canal will be successful?just curious? Btw it’s half my tooth that had loss of nerve
It’s hard to say from that description my friend. But I’m glad your tooth does not hurt. I think you should go back into the dental clinic and have them reevaluate the tooth. You can always get a second opinion if you are not comfortable.
I've had two titanium implants placed 3 month ago and ever since I am getting flu like symptoms every two to three weeks (runny nose, sore throat, overall weakness) and I feel that my body does not like these implants, as I have never had such situation ever in my life. So now, I have decided to take out the implants and just have dentures..
You should take them out. You should consider zirconia implants.
@S. hi, hope you're feeling better, did you have the implants out?
I hope you are doing better. What did you decide to do? I have asked the question on the body rejecting the implant but no one ever answers.
Mr Gery would love to be in Maryland ,,, as would go to your place,,, root canal or extraction, ,,, scare of first and dont trust, as you said is a dead tooth inside,,, the extraction, is out and that is that ,,, ,,, pity that I am not there as deal with this alone is hard ,,, even if dont look like,,, Thanks
Best luck and thanks for watching.
When you have a large cavity, you can get it capped. Don't waste your money!
Thank you!
What about The Huggins Protocol. He is a father of Holistic and Biological Dentistry.
We are trained in and do employ the Huggins Protocol in many situations.
remove the front tooth and add the Mike Tyson face tattoo and this guy was the actor in The Hangover. Thank you for this video sir
lmao
Can you be too young for a dental implant? I’m 20 is that too young?
Yes, but 20 should be no problem
typical dentist posture. I feel sorry for us, no one pays for our backbone issues
Does age figure into the decision? I am 58.
Allessio777 not usually. Pros and cons of root canals and crowns apply to any age person. I’ve done successful implants for people in their 90s
What about gold for a dental implant vs. titanium or zirconium?
It corrodes
@@SereneOrthodontics No one seems to ask this question, but what are the statistics on the body rejecting the implant? How often does it happen? Can an implant be removed if the body rejects it?
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Ty
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How about, neither?
And wait for stem cell therapy.
Joe Shmoe I'm right behind you
That's what I'd like to know...except, the poor old tooth rots in your head while waiting.
Well for one thing, having teeth in your head helps preserve the proper shape of the surrounding bone. Where a tooth is missing, the bone starts to deteriorate, and it becomes much more complicated to add a tooth at a later time. ...Besides, I've been waiting for stem cell hair replacement for decades, and I'm balder than ever.
@ Joe Shmoe. How is that stem cell treatment coming along? How much do you think it would cost?
Sounds like sound advice.
Who can really guarantee that titanium implants won't cause trouble with health down the line?😂
There are not guarantees in life!
Why are you talking so strange!!!
Have you ever met a normal dentist?
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Thank you!