He used to spend up to 6 months a year there, come home work his butt off and go back, some lifestyle.
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Anyone had a dental implant?
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Nice job he had!
A bridge on natural teeth is done in two or three visits, a few weeks between. Bridge on implants - months and months, as the implants need to oseeointegrate.
There is a fairly new tech with immediate loading. ”Teeth the next day’.
When research shows 20 year resultd as good as the traditional technique, then I will believe in it.
Now I do not.
For me, having impkants done should be once in a lifetime. Has to last life out.
Why?
If you lose an implant, you lose a LOT of bone in that site. You can lose the teeth next to the failed implant.
A bridge on natural teeth is done in two or three visits, a few weeks between. Bridge on implants - months and months, as the implants need to oseeointegrate.
There is a fairly new tech with immediate loading. ”Teeth the next day’.
When research shows 20 year resultd as good as the traditional technique, then I will believe in it.
Now I do not.
For me, having impkants done should be once in a lifetime. Has to last life out.
Why?
If you lose an implant, you lose a LOT of bone in that site. You can lose the teeth next to the failed implant.
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Yeah there was a group of them used to do it, went on for about 10 years, they were part of the community, even to the point of having their own motor bikes, old Triumphs, and B.S.A. etc stored ready for when they got back, often thought they had the job right and we were stuck in our routines, now I know they had it right, life's too short, but I digress, his teeth are all pinned into the jaw as you've mentioned in your earlier post, whether they meet any EU or other standards I doubt but they work and that's gotta say something ?
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The best person to judge his Goa teeth would be his dentist in UK!
There is no such thing as a EU standard, the Gold (optimum) standards are set by research.
Then it is more an acceptance done by the governing body in each country what the Minimum acceptable standard is.
I have patients from India and are yet to see decent dental work from there.
There is no such thing as a EU standard, the Gold (optimum) standards are set by research.
Then it is more an acceptance done by the governing body in each country what the Minimum acceptable standard is.
I have patients from India and are yet to see decent dental work from there.
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I wouldn't have thought he's been since he's had them, I'll ask him
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Perhaps you never see the good jobs, Janne?
India is a country where a lot of Doctors are trained; I would be suprised if there were any hack jobs.
Still, you get what you pay for; I doubt a cheap job would be any good whichever country you had it done in.
India is a country where a lot of Doctors are trained; I would be suprised if there were any hack jobs.
Still, you get what you pay for; I doubt a cheap job would be any good whichever country you had it done in.
I think he paid a grand, not cheap but cheaper than the UK, tried to talk to him but he's on a course, I'll call him again later.
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You have a so called maryland bridge. It is classed as a semi permanent solution, but can last years and years.
It sounds like you did not have an implant? As you say the root needed extraction?
To me it sounds like you had your own root, that was root filled, with a post-core and crown ( which came out and needed frequent re cementing)
An implant is a Titanium screw that is replacing the whole root.
No, not seen any decent work. No bonding materials used with composite fillings. Amalgam still used, with excess Mercury. Residual decay. Gum disease and tartar left. Crowns and bridges made with non precious alloys, with ceramic work that does not look like a tooth. Huge overhangs around criwns and bridges.Root fillings that only obturate half or rootd, roots in same tooth left untreated.
I am sure there must be some skilled dentists too, though!
Yes, it is calked a post-core. Badly made post- cores ( to weak, to conical) do come out. Or if there is a tiny, invisibke crack in root.
Titanium is not seen as a foreign body, hence the osseo integration.
Some other metals do the same, but they are to weak to be used.
That's a thought: that the ones that were done properly aren't seeing dentists now (no need) I certainly hope dentists and doctors educated in India aren't hacks. My cardiologist is one such doctor.
100% that’s what happened the root cracked over time (20+ years) I did not go with an implant after that but chose the bridge attached to good front tooth as I was playing rugby at the time . The bridge has performed fantastic so I’m sticking with it
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Yeah, I'm thinking of getting it done as it's one of my central incisors, so right at the front. I need some bone as well as it's been about 6 years and the jaw has thinned out a bit. He said that i may have to have the actual tooth glued to the implant as I've got a weird angle on it but he'll look at it more after I've had a scan, which I've booked just to see where I'm at, the scan will be mine so I can take it to some other places if need be.
I can't remember the brand but he's insisting they're the best quality swiss implants.
He has offered me a bridge, I'm just cautious of this as my other front tooth is a crown on a post and I'm thinking that it might not be very strong, I asked if I could eat a carrot and he said it was unlikely as it might break it...
I can't remember the brand but he's insisting they're the best quality swiss implants.
He has offered me a bridge, I'm just cautious of this as my other front tooth is a crown on a post and I'm thinking that it might not be very strong, I asked if I could eat a carrot and he said it was unlikely as it might break it...
Hi Tony.
I have a couple, both toward the front, one top one bottom. I've had them about 10 years now. The only problem I've had is the top one came loose on its post and had to be re-bonded.
I seem to remember each one took about 6 months from start to finish. Not cheap either but I don't regret having them done.
Incidentally, I also have a bridge, which I was told might last 8 to 10 years when it was done, that was nearly 30 years ago, and yes, I can eat carrots, but I'm careful how I do it!
Dave
I have a couple, both toward the front, one top one bottom. I've had them about 10 years now. The only problem I've had is the top one came loose on its post and had to be re-bonded.
I seem to remember each one took about 6 months from start to finish. Not cheap either but I don't regret having them done.
Incidentally, I also have a bridge, which I was told might last 8 to 10 years when it was done, that was nearly 30 years ago, and yes, I can eat carrots, but I'm careful how I do it!
Dave
Thanks Dave, good to know, it's one of those hard things to feel confident about where to put your money.
The crown can be either screwed or glued on to the abutment. In most systems the abutments are different depending on what will be chosen.
The negative with a screwed crown is that you will get bacteria in the gap, can smell a bit more...
The negative with a cemented one is that it can debond.
I preferred to cement the ones I did, easier to recement than re screw.
The implant screw ( the bit inside the bone) should last your life. Crowns and bridges should last at least 20-30 years, both on natural teeth and implants, if they are properly made and you take care ( hygiene) of them.
I only have gold inlays and onlays ( fillings made from gold) done 30+ years ago.
One tooth broke last tear and I chose to have a large composite plastic done, as an experiment.
The negative with a screwed crown is that you will get bacteria in the gap, can smell a bit more...
The negative with a cemented one is that it can debond.
I preferred to cement the ones I did, easier to recement than re screw.
The implant screw ( the bit inside the bone) should last your life. Crowns and bridges should last at least 20-30 years, both on natural teeth and implants, if they are properly made and you take care ( hygiene) of them.
I only have gold inlays and onlays ( fillings made from gold) done 30+ years ago.
One tooth broke last tear and I chose to have a large composite plastic done, as an experiment.
MartinDave, your implant is done according to the old Brånemark principles by the sound of it. That is what I recommend is done, as we know the expected result.
Direct loading ( immediate loading, ’teeth next day’ ) is a new principle. We know the sucess rate short term is less than the classic way. We do not know the long term prognosis.
If I have something done on my body, I want it to last.
I rather pay more, but once, then pay cheap and get problems.
Also ( going foreign countries) you want to be able to repair and service what you have.
I get sometimes patients that have moved to the Cayman Islands with complex work ( implants, attachment retined dentures and so on) that needs to be adjusted or repaired.
Hell.
Direct loading ( immediate loading, ’teeth next day’ ) is a new principle. We know the sucess rate short term is less than the classic way. We do not know the long term prognosis.
If I have something done on my body, I want it to last.
I rather pay more, but once, then pay cheap and get problems.
Also ( going foreign countries) you want to be able to repair and service what you have.
I get sometimes patients that have moved to the Cayman Islands with complex work ( implants, attachment retined dentures and so on) that needs to be adjusted or repaired.
Hell.
I spent 10 grand 4 years ago getting my nashers sorted.get it done it’ll make you feel better.smilings a big part of enjoying life and you don’t really wanna be feeling self conscious about doing it.the hole process took about 6 months too do in my case and yeah it’s expensive layout but not in the grand scheme of things really
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