Is it possible for my dad to have a full mouth reconstruction?
Q.
Hi Doctor,
Hi Doctor,
My dad is around 62yrs, he has gone thru a bypass surgery in 2006 & now is fit & healthy.
He has lost all his teeths since 2005, we were not able to go for new perm teeths as doctor advised not to in 2007, later he got a temp teeth which can be removed & is using for last 3-4 yrs.
Now the problem is his lower & upper jaws portion has dissolved a bit more & this teeth is not fitting.
I want a perm solution & a perm teeth to be fixed for my dad, i want to see my dad as he was 6 yrs earlier, will appreciate any kind of help & suggestion. Pardon my medical term words as i’m not very familiar with the words, kindly mail me for any further queries.
A.
Dear Enquirer,
It should be possible in theory for your dad to have full mouth restorations which are fixed, using dental implants. Yu can read more about them on this site. Implants are a permanent solution and once placed will provide the stability and strength for your father to functin as he did 6 years ago.
If you are based in the London area, you are welcome to book a consultation with ourresient implant dentist who can assess if your father is suitable for treatment.
Regards,
Sunita
Dear Enquirer,
It should be possible in theory for your dad to have full mouth restorations which are fixed, using dental implants. Yu can read more about them on this site. Implants are a permanent solution and once placed will provide the stability and strength for your father to functin as he did 6 years ago.
If you are based in the London area, you are welcome to book a consultation with ourresient implant dentist who can assess if your father is suitable for treatment.
Regards,
Sunita
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