Recommendation from our Cosmetic Dentists: Houston Dental Implants
Unfortunately, I was not informed about the overdentures. Three years ago, I was advised to have all my teeth removed because of bone loss. I now have full dentures, and won't even smile at my friends or family. I am ashamed and look 10 years older than 55. The dentures don't even resemble my natural teeth and are basically the look of old fashioned "false teeth". Is there anything I can do to improve my appearance and the continued loss of bone?
Rita J. Carnes
Thanks for the enquiry. Yes, we can help you out with your appearance and we can help slow down or eliminate your bone loss. In many patients such as yourself we have been able to take them from removable dentures to implant retained dentures that look natural or to fixed porcelain bridgework that is supported by dental implants. The first thing that needs to be done is a comprehensive dental exam and a review of your medical history. In order to surgically place dental implants we have to make sure that you have no health issues that might impact the success of the dental implants.
Once we have determined that you are a “good candidate” we then determine if you have enough bone for implants and the number of implants. A lot of our patients that we have successfully treated in the past have had an option of having implant retained dentures or fixed porcelain bridgework supported by dental implants. If you are a candidate for both types of restorations, then you will be able to choose the option that best suits your needs.
We would be more than happy to help you out. What is your phone number and we will have our patient coordinator call you to set up an appointment?
Thanks,
Dale J. Brant, DDS
Charles Campbell, DDS
713.795.5905
888.790.0309
Rita J. Carnes
Thanks for the enquiry. Yes, we can help you out with your appearance and we can help slow down or eliminate your bone loss. In many patients such as yourself we have been able to take them from removable dentures to implant retained dentures that look natural or to fixed porcelain bridgework that is supported by dental implants. The first thing that needs to be done is a comprehensive dental exam and a review of your medical history. In order to surgically place dental implants we have to make sure that you have no health issues that might impact the success of the dental implants.
Once we have determined that you are a “good candidate” we then determine if you have enough bone for implants and the number of implants. A lot of our patients that we have successfully treated in the past have had an option of having implant retained dentures or fixed porcelain bridgework supported by dental implants. If you are a candidate for both types of restorations, then you will be able to choose the option that best suits your needs.
We would be more than happy to help you out. What is your phone number and we will have our patient coordinator call you to set up an appointment?
Thanks,
Dale J. Brant, DDS
Charles Campbell, DDS
713.795.5905
888.790.0309
Labels: Houston Cosmetic Dentists, houston dental implants, overdentures
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12:26 PM
1 Comments:
Asking and subscribing to a cosmetic dentist online is not bad at all. Bone loss and problems with the tooth could easily be resolved if you are good in choosing the right dentist.
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