I’m seven months post-op, after choosing to have all of my upper teeth removed. (They were damaged from years of acid reflux and tooth grinding.) Three of my posts are out, and the fourth one is getting close. I’m saying this because I want people who are curious about the procedure to have realistic expectations about healing time. I was told 3-6 months. Due to my high blood pressure, and general lack of being “the norm” when it comes to anything medical - I knew it’d be at least six months - probably more. I’m very close, and looking forward to the next step. I don’t regret the procedure at all. I just want to let others out there know that it’s definitely NOT an instant fix. 🙂
I have an all on 5 & it was done this very same way. The implants were placed about a year after extraction & I wore a regular denture for 3 months before the implants were loaded & my implants are very well integrated. No problems at all.
I have one implant on a front tooth that had previously undergone a root canal, & the crown had broken. Dentist said a root canal will eventually wear a socket in the bone, which it did in my case. I needed bone grafting, which needed around five months to fully heal, before the implant could be placed. There's no one size fits all in this procedure.
So nice you spent time with your followers, plus it’s very good PR for your business, which there isn’t anything wrong with that.👍♥️ P.S. There’s jealous people through out the world, our society as a whole has become hateful and negative. I think you did a good job at showing the public what his intentions were. Normally you would ignore completely or do your best to ignore people that say negative things. However, when they were like this guy, it’s not something that you can Ignore, you have to address it. You did a fine job. Hopefully he’ll go away and not be a problem ever again. The proof is in the pudding, that’s an old saying about how well you do, it shows. 👍. May you continue to blessed in all you do.
What about numbness after implants are placed? My lip, chin and a few teeth on my lower right side are still numb one month after the impants were placed. The implants have felt fine. No pain. No infection. The dentist said the nerve gets pressured and there can be numbness for weeks, even months. It is not uncommon. What can be done to get the feeling back sooner? Massage not really working. Massage the nerve area or massage the numb area? B Vitamins were recomended to heal the nerve.
You leave with temporary teeth in one day. Not fully healed. a special diet to follow after as to not put pressure on the temporary device. And 6 months later you get permanent teeth.
I’m seven months post-op, after choosing to have all of my upper teeth removed. (They were damaged from years of acid reflux and tooth grinding.)
Three of my posts are out, and the fourth one is getting close.
I’m saying this because I want people who are curious about the procedure to have realistic expectations about healing time. I was told 3-6 months. Due to my high blood pressure, and general lack of being “the norm” when it comes to anything medical - I knew it’d be at least six months - probably more.
I’m very close, and looking forward to the next step. I don’t regret the procedure at all. I just want to let others out there know that it’s definitely NOT an instant fix. 🙂
I have an all on 5 & it was done this very same way. The implants were placed about a year after extraction & I wore a regular denture for 3 months before the implants were loaded & my implants are very well integrated. No problems at all.
I have one implant on a front tooth that had previously undergone a root canal, & the crown had broken. Dentist said a root canal will eventually wear a socket in the bone, which it did in my case. I needed bone grafting, which needed around five months to fully heal, before the implant could be placed. There's no one size fits all in this procedure.
So nice you spent time with your followers, plus it’s very good PR for your business, which there isn’t anything wrong with that.👍♥️
P.S. There’s jealous people through out the world, our society as a whole has become hateful and negative. I think you did a good job at showing the public what his intentions were. Normally you would ignore completely or do your best to ignore people that say negative things. However, when they were like this guy, it’s not something that you can Ignore, you have to address it. You did a fine job. Hopefully he’ll go away and not be a problem ever again. The proof is in the pudding, that’s an old saying about how well you do, it shows. 👍. May you continue to blessed in all you do.
What about numbness after implants are placed? My lip, chin and a few teeth on my lower right side are still numb one month after the impants were placed. The implants have felt fine. No pain. No infection. The dentist said the nerve gets pressured and there can be numbness for weeks, even months. It is not uncommon. What can be done to get the feeling back sooner? Massage not really working. Massage the nerve area or massage the numb area? B Vitamins were recomended to heal the nerve.
Oh how unpleasant. I had a rummy tuck two years ago and im numb in my lower tummy so i know how annoying it is. ❤ i hope you get feelings back soon..x
Great video. Clear Choice is the company that says it can do it all in one day which is BS
that "one day" is the catch! I cannot believe there are people who believe that total BS. not sure how they get away with it.
You leave with temporary teeth in one day. Not fully healed. a special diet to follow after as to not put pressure on the temporary device. And 6 months later you get permanent teeth.
Is there anything concern about leaving an implant without a crown for a long period of time?
I like you doctor...
Basal implant ?
Some people say it takes a year ---- and then the implant comes lose and they have to start over.
I've had mine for over 12 years