Told You There Isn't Enough Bone for Full-Arch Implant Teeth
Even after being turned away by other providers, advanced bone reconstruction techniques performed by our surgical team can make full-mouth implant treatment possible for many patients.
Rebuilding Bone and Gum Tissue for Dental Implants
When teeth are lost or removed, the jawbone gradually shrinks, and the surrounding gum tissue may also recede. Inadequate implant-site preparation or insufficient bone and soft-tissue support can also contribute to complications following previous implant treatment.
At Vitality Teeth®, advanced procedures such as jaw bone grafting, sinus lifts, and soft-tissue grafting can help rebuild the foundation needed for dental implants. Whether you're considering full-mouth implants for the first time or require reconstruction after previous implant failure by other providers, our surgical team evaluates how to restore the necessary bone and tissue support for your treatment.
Can Dental Implants Be Saved After Bone Loss?
In many cases, bone loss around an existing dental implant doesn't automatically mean the implant must be removed.
At Vitality Teeth®, our team evaluates whether advanced bone regeneration and soft-tissue grafting techniques can help preserve the existing implant.
However, not every failing implant can be saved. Treatment depends on implant stability, the extent of bone loss, and the condition of the surrounding tissues.
When preservation isn't possible, removing the failed implant and reconstructing the damaged bone may provide a better foundation for replacement.
Remember, Bone loss isn't the end of your full-mouth implant options
Being told "no" elsewhere doesn't necessarily mean you've run out of options. Our team can provide a comprehensive second opinion to help you understand what's possible for you.
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