I Have Dentures Which I Dislike. Would I Be Suitable For Dental Implants?
Q.
Hello Dr Hughes. I have upper dentures and only 9 bottom teeth because of advanced gum disease. I want to know if a whole upper implant is possible and how costly it would be if it was possible? I have disliked the dentures since I had my teeth removed against my will. Please reply as I am living in agony with dentures. I have seen many people with implants and it is what I would like to have. I do have dental coverage, although they may not include implants. Thank you.
Hello Dr Hughes. I have upper dentures and only 9 bottom teeth because of advanced gum disease. I want to know if a whole upper implant is possible and how costly it would be if it was possible? I have disliked the dentures since I had my teeth removed against my will. Please reply as I am living in agony with dentures. I have seen many people with implants and it is what I would like to have. I do have dental coverage, although they may not include implants. Thank you.
A.
Thanks for writing in. There are lots of options open to you by using dental implants. Sometimes as little as four implants can be used to support a new bridge or sometimes the individual teeth can be replaced one by one. Your decision of which option to go for may come down to suitability or cost. I would advise a consultation and thorough examination with a recognised expert in implants in your area. That is always the best place to start. Kind regards, Mark.
Thanks for writing in. There are lots of options open to you by using dental implants. Sometimes as little as four implants can be used to support a new bridge or sometimes the individual teeth can be replaced one by one. Your decision of which option to go for may come down to suitability or cost. I would advise a consultation and thorough examination with a recognised expert in implants in your area. That is always the best place to start. Kind regards, Mark.
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