Breast Implants: Info, Prices, Photos, Rewiews, Q&A

All on 4 or veneers?

All on 4 is an implant solution not a reason to remove healthy or saveable teeth!
Nov 28, 2023

Dear TimAll on 4 is 4 implants followed by a prosthesis to act as a full arch replacement of your teeth, it is very much the end game strategy to restore your teeth. It would not be considered where you have saveable teeth. It seems like you may need a combination of orthodontics, and bonding, veneers or crowns, depending on a full examination, however you must choose the most conservative option that will give you longevity.Dr Sanjay Patel

Could I get implants done in the UK and the aesthetic restorative work done in US?

Implants and restorative phase
Oct 17, 2017

Dear Natalie
Both are possible- Implants here and restorative elsewhere, however if you are looking for the optimal result it would be best to have treatment within one practice. I find communicating with my colleagues to place the implants so the restorative and therefore the final aesthetic result is best, can be achieved better within one practice. We regularly discuss cases at the practice and without that discussion sometimes implants placed without the final smile in mind…

What is causing my gum-line and above surrounding tissue to be gray above my crown, and how do I go

Gum Line grey above crown
Oct 11, 2017

Hi
Given 6 years has passed, there will most likely be some gum recession. The gum in this region is very thin and when exposed the underlying non-vital tooth structure can appear prominent in color even if it is only a millimeter. If there is no pathology there may be options which do not require you to remove the crown. Failing this removal of the crown, and a new crown respecting the biological width may be needed
Best Wishes
Dr S.Patel

Can I still have gum pain 8 days after a perm crown was placed in lower molar? Dentist said root can

Gum Pain after Permanent Crown
Oct 11, 2017

Hi
There are many reasons why you can have gum pain after a crown.
These include but are not limited to the crown margin impinging on gum, a high bite that may need adjusting, food packing from a crown that may need adjusting and the crown procedure itself causing some localised trauma to the gum. I would await a few days to see if it settles.
All the Best
Dr S.Patel