Does bone graft for dental implants work well?

My original dental implant broke and it requires either


nothing !! (no tooth)


or bone graft and new implant

Does bone graft for dental implants work well?
It depends on the location of the tooth. An upper front tooth may be under too much stress(think eating a sub sandwich) to hold the implanted tooth and graft.See a good oral surgeon for an opinion in your case.
Reply:Dental implants can be a costly procedure. An entire team of professionals are needed to deliver a long-lasting smile. Implant procedures demand a great deal of the doctor's and staff's time and effort. The prosthodontist intensely studies your health profile, and then develops a plan to meet your unique needs. Additionally, surgical staff and the laboratory perform several services to produce the desired result. The materials used to construct implant prosthodontics are also very expensive. Bone grafting, if needed, is additionally costly.





While a basic implant is typically $1,250. to $3,000., depending on your circumstances additional costs for things such as in the case of a posterior mandible, bone regeneration, sinus elevation, and wide diameter or narrow diameter implants quickly escalate to as much as $15,000 to $30,000. for the complete procedure for the upper or lower jaw.





But, you may wish to read a good article called "Implant Dentistry – The Convenient and Safe Alternative to Dentures". You can find it at:


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