As usual SB gives an informative answer and lesson
on how to not be flippant.
Always a Gentleman.

But, lettuce be clear hear. <;-)>
The human heart is more likely to be more marketable,
desired, and expensive organ to be developed.

One may live without teeth, but one may not live without
a functioning circulatory/respiratory system.

Even though the "specialists" still try to restrict implant placement,
there are courses for the GP.  Placement and equipment instruction
is now readily available.
Still, the practitionerthat has the most experience, as a rule of
thumb, may be the quickest.
But the astute practitioner, who has excellent skills, is usually
the best bet.

The cost of a dental implant, has started to normalize, much like the
costs of a better,faster Processor, more RAM,  Larger HDD  notebook
computer. Still it ain't cheap.

Again, we may look at the prevalence of breast implants to gauge what
technology will be pursued.

The market always dictates development.

Cialis anyone ?

Mark & Steven Bornfeld <bornfeldmung@dentaltwins.com>
wrote:

Interesting article!!

I have forwarded the link to my nephew who is trying to
get into dental school at UMKC