I recently had all my teeth pulled and received full upper and lower dentures. I want to eventually get the prostethis for the top and lower, but I know it's costly. How many years before I start losing to much bone to get the implants? I figure I can probably afford about 3 implants a year. Also, anyone know a good place in florida to get this done? My dentist now is kind of expensive.
How long can you wait before before putting in dental implants?
If you want implants, you should get an evaluation ASAP and see if you have enough bone to start with.
Since you have full dentures, as time goes by, your jawbones will shrink more and more and may become unsuitable for implants (if not already).
So get an evaluation, and make a tinely decision if implants are still an option for you.
Good luck.
Reply:as you get older you gradually start losing bone, we have many older patients getting implants done in my office that are into their seventy's so you should be fine..and dentist can take a panaramic x ray to determine that this is true and give you a more deffinant answer usually after 8 months to a year after surgery you can have implants done, just needs time to heal..go for consoltations with other dentists to see if you can get implants done cheaper and ask for a copy of your panaramic x ray so they can give you acurate pricing..
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