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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / September 2006Placing of implants after extraction
I am wondering how long you have to wait for the bone to heal after a tooth is extracted before an implant can be placed. Thanks Jim some do it right away...some do it after a month or so....others, longer. I think it takes 6 months for bone to do the bulk of its remodeling following an extraction... >I am wondering how long you have to wait for the bone to heal after a > tooth is extracted before an implant can be placed. > > Thanks > > Jim Jeff Wrote: > I am wondering how long you have to wait for the bone to heal after > tooth is extracted before an implant can be placed > > Thank > > Jim HÄ the ımplants shoull be placed ımmedıately(at the same tıme afte extractıon Should be placed 6 or 8weeks later, after extractıon(late ımmedıat ımplantatıon Should be placed 8 or 12 months later(late ımplantaton I love to put them ımmedıately after extractıon ıf there ıs n acute ınfectıon around roots ..It has adventages.. But also late ımmedıate ımplantatıon should gıve more estetı adventages. Wıth best wıshes.. -- dentologıs Sometimes there are problems finding the right implant if the extraction socket is too large. So if you can find a good size implant while getting some stabilization great otherwise it is better to graft wait 6 months and go in after. dentologist wrote: > Jeff Wrote: > > I am wondering how long you have to wait for the bone to heal after a [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > dentologist's Profile: http://dentalcom.net/forum/member.php?userid=1062 > View this thread: http://dentalcom.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4945 > Sometimes there are problems finding the right implant if the > extraction socket is too large. So if you can find a good size implant > while getting some stabilization great otherwise it is better to graft > wait 6 months and go in after. TRUE, That brings up the old "socks on a rooster" or "Puss-in-Boots" references. These terms recall and describe an ill-fitting crown that is way too big for the stump onto which it is cemented. Now for drilling the implant into a hole that is already too big, well the floor is open for colorful and humorous suggestions as to what we might call that. Joel -- Joel34 - 185 periodontists walk into a bar. - The bartender says: "I'm sorry we do not serve periodontists here" - The periodontists reply: " we just came for the Bloody Marys". > > Sometimes there are problems finding the right implant if the > > extraction socket is too large. So if you can find a good size implant [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > Joel344's Profile: http://dentalcom.net/forum/member.php?userid=12 > View this thread: http://dentalcom.net/forum/showthread.php?t=4945 |
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