Anyone ever have a tooth implant?

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Posted by w_ashley on Apr-06-2010 01:13:

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Originally posted by jonSun
Seriously thought about that. But since this was my first implant I didn't want a communication barrier with my dentist & also my current dentist I really trust from doing business with him in the past. Trust is very important.. especially when it comes to teeth.

Its your money but these offices are at times in places like San Diego and they speak English.

Posted by igottaknow on Apr-06-2010 01:16:

When you're under anesthesia they steal your kidney. How else you think they can do it for so cheap?

Posted by w_ashley on Apr-06-2010 01:22:

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Originally posted by igottaknow
When you're under anesthesia they steal your kidney. How else you think they can do it for so cheap?

Having no kidney will be easily detected. Not falling for that one twice.

You can actually get extra kidneys for cheap in places like pakistan. (you can use more than 2...) weird eh.

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Posted by idoru on Apr-06-2010 01:24:

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Originally posted by ********
Having no kidney will be easily detected. Not falling for that one twice.

What?

Posted by w_ashley on Apr-06-2010 01:27:

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Posted by djhaziel on Apr-06-2010 03:18:

Re: Anyone ever have a tooth implant?

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Originally posted by jonSun
I had a root canal done on a tooth then never got it capped & crowned. So now its 5 years later & it had to be dealt with. My options were a bridge or implant. I chose the implant since it was the permenant option. I was awake the whole time but it was uncomfortable.

I really don't understand how people with money can get their whole mouth filled with these things. Its gotta be hell doing a whole mouths worth of implants and it's also hell on the pocket book. So hopefully after a cap & crown 6 months almost $4k later ill have a permenant veneer tooth.

any horror stories? any good stories?

The thing about implants is that you have to have time , bone and money in order for it to succeed .

4 years ago when I was working as a dental assistant we had this guy come in all the way from Iran, after 8 hours of surgery the periodontist Implanted 20 on him. now that shit is uncomfortable

Your doctor seems like a good one since there is a lot of dumbasses out there that will load the crown on the implant after 2 months which goes completely against every principle of osseointegration .

Posted by Lira on Apr-06-2010 04:13:

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Originally posted by ********
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Hey, and she also looks hot!

Posted by jonSun on Apr-06-2010 04:13:

Re: Re: Anyone ever have a tooth implant?

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Originally posted by djhaziel
The thing about implants is that you have to have time , bone and money in order for it to succeed .

4 years ago when I was working as a dental assistant we had this guy come in all the way from Iran, after 8 hours of surgery the periodontist Implanted 20 on him. now that shit is uncomfortable

Your doctor seems like a good one since there is a lot of dumbasses out there that will load the crown on the implant after 2 months which goes completely against every principle of osseointegration .

damn 20 at once is crazy.

Yeah i was pushing for the implant to be crowned sooner but my dentist keeps insisting i wait 6 months. He actually called me from home on his day off too see how i was doing. As i said i did business with him before & he is a pretty good & honest guy.

Posted by Ian on Apr-06-2010 08:57:

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Originally posted by DaRoZa
speak for yourself... was probably the most intense pain i ever felt for that half second they touch the red hot instrument against the exposed nerve before it goes completely dead... and the smell of burning flesh isn't that pleasant.

unfortunately mine had to be redone twice because it kept cracking internally.. causing a a boil on the side of my gum that comes and goes, antibiotics wouldn't fix. 2 years ago they said it had to be removed / replaced with implant... been putting it off since it's my only molar on lower left side of mouth. was born missing the outermost molar, so would have to chew with only the right side of my mouth for months like a jackass. should probably suck it up and go get it removed soon... keep having those fucked up teeth crumbling dreams because of it.

It sounds like you weren't fully frozen before it began? On mine, i've never felt anything like that

Posted by Silky Johnson on Apr-06-2010 14:51:

*cringe*

I'm glad I've never had problems with my teeth.

Posted by jonSun on Apr-06-2010 14:54:

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Originally posted by jennypie
*cringe*

I'm glad I've never had problems with my teeth.

Yes i hate the dentist office. I was really dreading the procedure but once it was done it wasn't as bad as i was thinking. I just hope the bone graph takes & my body doesn't reject it.

Posted by igottaknow on Apr-06-2010 15:05:

the worse part is anticipating whats going to happen. but once the doctor or dentist in this case explains to you what will happen if you don't have it done then you simply resign yourself to just do it. the whole mouth/teeth operation can be scary. anyways good luck.

Posted by saymyname on Apr-06-2010 15:29:

I'm in the middle of having implant treatment after breaking a front tooth in a drinking-related accident. Several cowboy dentists recommended that I have root canal treatment so I did but it did absolutely nothing, the tooth was still broken so I saw a specialist dental surgeon who advised that I have an implant.

The broken tooth was pulled out nearly a year ago and I'm only just nearly ready for the final permanent fake tooth to go in. The procedure is so bloody long and I've had a denture in the whole time to cover the gap.

When I came in to have the tooth out, I was putting away my ipod and they said I could listen to it during the procedure if I liked. I said no, being polite, but then they said "no really, you should probably listen to something else during this." In the end the aesthetic was the only bad thing. The needle going into the gum is grim, and then the gum 'thawing out' afterwards sometimes made me feel quite nauseous but I couldn't feel anything whilst I was in the chair.

I've actually become very fond of being able to remove my front tooth at will, it's a great party trick and grosses out pretty much everyone. I'm having the implant in next month and I'm actually going to miss having a denture, even though it's broken twice and I've lost it once.

The whole thing is costing �3.5k. Thanks Dad.

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