Dental implants are routinely placed beside natural teeth and this is generally very safe to do. The only exception to this would be if the natural root was very curved or tilted unfavourably in the proposed path of the implant. This could cause the root to be damaged by the implant, however this can usually be avoided by careful pre-operative planning. If a tooth is inadvertently damaged by the placement of a nearby implant, any resulting problems can generally be resolved by root canal treatment in which the nerve of the natural tooth is removed.
See the following case studies for an example:
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Q and A
- Dental Implants - General
- Dental Implants - Bone
- Dental Implants - Surgery
- Dental Implants - Sedation
- Dental Implants - After Care
- Root Canal Treatment
- Dental Veneers
- Inlays And Onlays
- Dental Crowns
- Gum Disease
- Teeth Whitening
- Zirconia Crowns
- What is a dental implant?
- Can dental implants be placed next to natural teeth?
- Who is suitable for dental implants?
- Do you need to have a healthy mouth for dental implants?
- How many teeth can be supported by dental implants?
- What else can be done with dental implants?
- How long does dental implant treatment take?
- Bruxism and dental lmplants
- Do you need to have a healthy mouth?
Olivia Walsh was unhappy with her smile and after reading an article about the high quality treatment offered by Budapest dentists she contacted Smile Savers. There were large gaps between her teeth and these were successfully closed by porcelain veneers.
Cost:£2600Savings:Over £3900
