Hey Rita .... you are talking about bone-loss? .... is this the jaw
bone? ...... how is there a "loss" if the tooth is not there? ... I
have heard that this is just a BS line with lots of dentists. And
there has been lots of BS done to people ...look here in this group !

And what is the deal with your O S ? .... was there a flat hourly
charge or is it based on how many teeth?

I am still in-the-process of putting my deal together. I have been
given the idea of shopping-around for the best deal and the quality
of the product.

Which type of implants did you go with? .... did you get a "deal" on
a couple of those - if they do the operation at one time?

Eric




--- In Denture_Dentures@yahoogroups.com, Ritanuch@... wrote:
>
>
>
> Once you extract a tooth, bone loss occurs rapidly. If you place
what they
> call an immediate loaded implant into the jaw bone, your system
continues to
> treat the surrounding area as if there is still a tooth there, so
there is no
> further bone loss. For someone like me whom already had some
issues of bone
> loss, this was the best way to proceed. Once the oral surgeon
extracted my
> teeth, he had a clear picture into the jaw bone and chose the best
places
> that had the most significant amount of bone, to insert the
implants. This is
> far less traumatic than having my teeth extracted at one visit and
then going
> in for yet another surgery in 6 or so months. The implants should
take to
> the bone within 3 or so months. Then I will be able to snap my
denture into a
> secure foundation. Rita
>
> In a message dated 5/2/2008 7:26:08 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> kiararayne@... writes:
>
> There are some other people on the group that are considering
getting
> implants and they said their dentists recommend waiting 6 mo- 1
year
> after extractions.after extractions.<WBR>..I dont remember the
deta
> and share their knowledge...and share their knowledge...<WBR>I
have nev
> the same day as extractions until now. I would discuss it with the
> dentists when you are checking them out...Jonell
>
>
>
>
> Rita Nucciarone
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