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yess! i checked this at kriss ai and it said this is correct and that basal implants are a type of dental implant that does not typically require bone grafting.

@@lunasol435-tw8ij what is that kriss? another youtuber??

@@rienne89 its an ai dental assistant! you can access it at their website and its free!

I am European and I have been living in USA for 20 years. I love the U.S. but often it seems that it’s not a country, it’s a business especially with healthcare system and specialists like dentists.

@@Vita-a-stelle-e-striscewell the U.S was literally established as a corporation

Yeah... he's not talking to us

Hi, how did your implant healing turn out? 😊

@@dianemary is going good no problems now I just visit my regular dentist here in USA routine checks

Xrays

I know this is very late answer. I just had 3D all around scan then the doctor showed me on the computer how thin or thick the bones are. The one I pulled 10 years ago need bone graft if want an implan the one I pulled 14 months ago still good bone. He shows diagram the thickness of the secrew and the bones.

According to the three-D scan report, my bone loss is very high, so can I get Alginares treatment?

Because i need aligners treatment

@@XYZ-pr2ji periodontal splint

Not all countries. Some do have benefits through work but in gen I’d agree esp the US and UK.

If you can afford the flight from your country and or able to travel.

Can you tell please the name of the clinic and if all ok until now? 🙏

Soon as it’s pulled!

You can used dentures to replace the missing tooth. That is what everyone is doing before thess expensive dental implant came into the picture. It is the same function to stimulate the area were the missing tooth or teeth were. Dental implant is expensive and most likely will fail overtime like any foreign bodies inserted in your gums and mouth. My friend's implant has to has to be removed due to being loose and infected. Even when she took care of it. Only very tiny population of people ars successful in their implants.

I wish all UA-cam informational interviews ditched needless music!

He's words were.. "pay me money" --- so, just do that

@@toothrestorer6588 you seem new to medicine! Did you read my comments attentively? Lost jaw bone never regrows and that is why dentists use bone graft and implants. However, some opportunistic dentists claim they can regrow bone to rip off the poor patients which is so unethical. It is possible in a far future to use stem cells to regrow bones though.

@@kevinwellwrought2024 Kev, it sounds like you are hung up on semantics and are new to dentistry and orthopedics. .You still haven't answered my question smart guy. Do you consider grafting as a method to regrow lost bone?

@Tooth Restorer grafting is an artificial material and has nothing to do with bone regrowth, besides, in majority of bone losses due to periodontal disease even bone graft does not work. Lost bone is lost bone. Human jaw also shrinks more and more with age unless you want now also claim that you can even stop aging process as well.

@@toothrestorer6588 so if a patient has lost two adjacent molar teeth you do a bone graft for him and then 2-3 millimeter of bone grows and then he is a 15 year old young man again?

@@XenaCallisto bone never ever regrows in the jaw otherwise there would be no need for bone graft, it is sad but it is a fact and that is why most people lose their teeth because of periodontitis which actually damages the jaw bone making the tooth loose and fall and that is why you have to use either false teeth or implants. Besides, it is to be reminded that where bone loss in the jaw is severe even bone graft is not possible which again proves there is no hope of jaw bone regrowing naturally. In a state of hallucination you can only imagine that you wake up one morning and find your jawbone has grown 3 cm and has covered the exposed roots of all of your periodontitis-affected teeth.