Talk to Dentist on Dental Implants
Asking For Self, Male, 61 Years old, UK
I have got some issues with teeth, some gum issues like gingivitis although some teeth are in good condition. Should all teeth be removed for dental implants or keep the remaining which are comparatively in better condition?
Homeopathic Dr. Rehmana Asad - Homeopath
DHMS | Lahore
Being a health care provider, I would say its not wise to remove your own good teeth for an implant. Even with state-of-the-art technology and materials available, dental restorations can’t quite match our natural teeth in stability and functionality. Homeopathy offers good medicines for gums and teeth problems, and it goes well along with surgical procedures. Thanks
jab tak chalte hein chalne dou original teeth are never like implants.
you have bone loss called periodontitis.so it will be expensive for you implants.
Jo ziada khrb condition m hen srf wo remove krwayen
Asst. Prof. Dr. Aamir Rafiq - Dentist
BDS, Master Of Dental Surgery Prosthodontics | Lahore
Need further evaluation but however your teeth on the right upper side have very poor prognosis and need to be removed, rest seems restorable we should use a combination of imlants and natural teeth for restoration
Patient
Post Owner
Thanks for your observation, actually got issue with most of the teeth , already have denture for almost last 14 years but know sometimes teeth under it create real problems so decided to go Turkey for removal of all and have implants.
1 month ago
no need to go for impant u have good numbers of natural teeth in Upper jaw which u should 1st restore and then go for partial denture
Alot of teeth can be retained so go for proper evaluation, you need implants but do not go for full mouth extractions
Go for scaling & polishing and a thorough checkup with xrays. Healthy teeth should be protected as long as they can.
Dr. Hafsa Sarwar - Dentist
BDS, FCPS (Orthodontics), Dip. Aesthetic Physician, Implantology, Restorative Dentistry | Islamabad
32 Positive Reviews
Teeth in better condition should be restored after evaluation. They can serve as abutments along with implants. Thorough evaluation and treatment planning is very important in your case.
Dr. Mahnoor Syeda - Dentist
BDS | Islamabad
Only remove those teeth with poor prognosis and rest of natural teeth should be further evaluated
why do you have so many crowns ?
no you should not need to remove all teeth...
Asst. Prof. Dr. Muhammed Ahmad - Dentist
BDS, FCPS (Endodontics & Restorative), C-Ortho, C-Implant | Multan
165 Positive Reviews
retain health teeth in reasonable condition.
dental implant is best artificial replacement but is not replacement for natural teeth
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