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Implant or Bridge Front Tooth

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RFB - 04 Oct 2005 00:29 GMT
Just a follow up to my post concerning Implant vs. Bridge.

I received a second opinion with a very good surgical firm in my general
area.  After viewing all of my x-rays, from 35 years ago to present and
including bone grafting if necessary, the total estimated cost is $2345 (a
far cry from my original message below).

Deduct $475 if bone graft is not necessary.

I am scheduled for treatment later next month.

Thank you for all of your suggestions and comments.

RFB

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Here is my situation.... I am 54 years old and some 35 years ago I was in an
automobile accident and snapped off my left front tooth (9) and dislodged my
right front tooth (8).

I had a gold post and cap put into the remaining portion of tooth 9 and a
root canal and oral surgery on tooth (8).  Since then, I have had 2
additional root canals on (8).

Now the time has come that I must loose my right front tooth (8) due to
resorbtion.  While it is very tight, I have had significant bone loss.  My
oral surgeon would like to do an implant however, it will take almost a
year, and about $10,000 plus.... some speculation due to the bone loss, even
after grafting is complete.

I am looking for suggestions about a bridge as my other surrounding teeth
are very healthy.

rfbnh@msn.com
Mark & Steven Bornfeld - 04 Oct 2005 01:17 GMT
> Just a follow up to my post concerning Implant vs. Bridge.
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> RFB

    Glad to hear it.  Please note that this fee apparently is for the
fixture placement and bone graft.  Remember that this probably does NOT
include the restoration of the implant.  Your original astronomical
figure may have.
    Even so, this is a real-world figure for fixture placement.

Best,
Steve

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http://www.dentaltwins.com
Brooklyn, NY
718-258-5001

NOYB - 04 Oct 2005 13:59 GMT
> Just a follow up to my post concerning Implant vs. Bridge.
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> I am scheduled for treatment later next month.

Excellent!

We're not *all* crooks.
 
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