| Topic: | Re:Dental Implants | |
| Posted by: | Sean Wales | |
| Date/Time: | 28/10/14 14:49:00 |
| I am not a specialist but my brother had an implant fitted in the two stage process after he had a tooth knocked out after an accident. The bone was compromised and his dentist recommended the two stage process in this instance and I believe some bone grafting. My understanding is that if the bone density is good enough then single stage implants are as good as two stage implants. So I imagine in a younger person where the bone is not compromised in anyway the single stage process would be ok. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| Dental Implants | 28/10/14 14:27:00 | Trudie Fuller |
| Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 14:49:00 | Janine Jarvis |
| Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 14:49:00 | Sean Wales |
| Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 17:15:00 | Andy Pease |
| Re:Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 17:31:00 | Tracey Szwagrzak |
| Re:Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 17:33:00 | Pete Mayes |
| Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 17:56:00 | David Mantle |
| Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 18:21:00 | Trudie Fuller |
| Re:Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 18:39:00 | Sean Wales |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Dental Implants | 28/10/14 18:50:00 | Pete Mayes |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Dental Implants | 29/10/14 15:33:00 | Tony Buchanan |