Re: Implants, maybe?
- From: REP <rep~@inanna.com>
- Date: Mon, 20 Nov 2006 12:24:20 GMT
In article <vyE7h.1291$7a2.424@trndny06>,
Mark & Steven Bornfeld <bornfeldmung@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
REP wrote:
In article <8ibtl2d0bu1ud24419t7ilcgnn6if53jh1@xxxxxxx>,
Newbie <nox@xxxxxxx> wrote:
As an temporary measure if you cannot get implants right away
you may consider an interim partial denture (commonly called a 'flipper')
Can this sort of device be made to replace 2 and 4 when 3 is present (1
is gone as well)? I'm asking what are probably really dumb questions now
so I don't make the dentist laugh too hard while he's working on me.
(Implants aren't feasible, even if I were really well-off and
well-insured, and 3 is going to require pins, a crown and lot of luck).
Certainly.
Yay! Thank you. Saving the remaining 24 are the first priority, but so
nice to know there may be an option I can afford to replace a few of the
missing!
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- Helen Keller, on learning of the death of her grandfather
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