Dental Implants: Maintaining Current Bone Levels
Last Updated: Dec 13, 2005
I am planning to do a case where I am going to use dental implants to maintain current bone levels.
My patient has periodontally-sound maxillary first molars but is missing all other teeth in the arch. I am planning to place dental implants in the #6 and 11 positions and place domes over them. I plan on using these dental implant domes to support a removable partial denture. The patient cannot afford anything more. I would appreciate any input. Any comments or suggestions?
8 Comments on Dental Implants: Maintaining Current Bone Levels
RKahn
12/13/2005
M Hill
12/14/2005
Anon
12/21/2005
N. Varras CDT
12/21/2005
D Stall
12/27/2005
Anon
01/03/2006
Omar
05/22/2007
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