Its depends on Your expectations

-- if you have money -- the best  would be implats -- of course after close
examinationts etc

--- always try to safe your own teeth so next solution-- some kind of
partial

---- next solution full denture-- if you  are going to extract the rest of
teeth

Best option to least favorable:
1. Implants
2. Partial denture
3. Extract your anteriors and get full denture (if your anterior are in
rough shape)

Most expensive to least expensive:
1. Implants
2. Immediate complete denture following extractions
3. Partial denture

Pros/Cons
1. Implants pro:  bone levels are stabilized, teeth do not float around like
dentures.  Con: cost is about it.

2. Partial denture pro: easy and cheap to fabricate.  con need to modify
partial when anterior teeth fail.

3. complete denture pro: no more cavities. con: continued bone loss and
adjustments to dentures that float around (at least if lower denture).

Choice is yours.  The dentists offer their opinions based on what they feel
is best.  I usually present all options with pros and cons of each treament.

jwn dds

You choose between full dentures, partial dentures, and implants.
Otherwise, you can stay as you are. Without seeing you in person,
having X-ray images, and models (plus other diagnostic tests), no one
can give you specifics.
..
Stephen Mancuso, D.D.S.
Troy, Michigan, USA

I am writing on a Tablet-PC,so forgive me if the PC misreads my handwriting.

Some people post x-rays to a web page and then get some ideas right
here. This would not be "diagnosis" but simply friendly advice!

Joel