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Bryan Sarl
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 Titanium Teeth Implants My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via me) of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in England. Any response would be appreciated. Thanks, Bryan
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| Fri, 16 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT |
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Joel_Eiche
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Titanium Teeth Implants
Quote: > My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via
me)
> of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in
> England. Any response would be appreciated.
> Thanks,
> Bryan
1. Is he fairly rich? 2. How any teeth are left? Quote:
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| Fri, 16 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT |
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pudg
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Titanium Teeth Implants Definetly worth it...in my opinion. Skip the crowns, partials, and globs of amalgam fillings. Just pull the thing and stick an implant in there...end of story. Just got 3 tooth bridge placed on 2 implants. Noticable difference is it is Very solid,,,does not wiggle around like natural teeth. And, obviously more expensive initially. If I had all the money back I spent on fillings/crowns/fixed bridges,etc...could have bought a whole set of implants. Cheers Pudge Quote:
> My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via me) > of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in > England. Any response would be appreciated. > Thanks, > Bryan
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| Fri, 16 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT |
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Roy Brow
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Titanium Teeth Implants Nicely said pudge. It reminds me of all those dental marketing seminars, where they tell you a
satisfied patient is one of your most effective and cost efficient modes of
marketing. That is what kept me from buying the cappuccino machine and towel
steamer. ;-)
Roy
Quote: > Definetly worth it...in my opinion. > Skip the crowns, partials, and globs of amalgam fillings. > Just pull the thing and stick an implant in there...end of story. > Just got 3 tooth bridge placed on 2 implants. > Noticable difference is it is Very solid,,,does not wiggle around like natural > teeth. > And, obviously more expensive initially. > If I had all the money back I spent on fillings/crowns/fixed > bridges,etc...could have bought a whole set of implants. > Cheers > Pudge
> > My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via
me)
> > of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in
> > England. Any response would be appreciated.
> > Thanks,
> > Bryan
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| Sat, 17 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT |
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Joel_Eiche
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Titanium Teeth Implants
Quote: > Definitely worth it...in my opinion.
> Skip the crowns, partials, and globs of amalgam fillings.
> Just pull the thing and stick an implant in there...end of story.
> Just got 3 tooth bridge placed on 2 implants.
> Noticable difference is it is Very solid,,,does not wiggle around like
natural
> teeth.
> And, obviously more expensive initially.
> If I had all the money back I spent on fillings/crowns/fixed
> bridges,etc...could have bought a whole set of implants.
> Cheers
> Pudge
REPLY: Thanks, Pudge.
Of course, implants are osseointegrated into the jawbone while natural teeth
are held in by means of a periodontal ligament. One or two loose teeth will
never actually tighten the way some in the profession claim that it can
occur.
A practical solution is sometimes the best way out!
Cheers,
Joel
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> > My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via
me)
> > of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in
> > England. Any response would be appreciated.
> > Thanks,
> > Bryan
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| Sat, 17 May 2003 03:00:00 GMT |
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Harold Wick
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Titanium Teeth Implants Who offers this treatment in the UK, Sweden, Denmark, in other EU countries? What are the approximate rates per implant? Is regular maintenance or attention required? what if any are the pitfalls and drawbacks? Thanks
Quote:
> Definetly worth it...in my opinion. > Skip the crowns, partials, and globs of amalgam fillings. > Just pull the thing and stick an implant in there...end of story. > Just got 3 tooth bridge placed on 2 implants. > Noticable difference is it is Very solid,,,does not wiggle around >like natural > teeth. > And, obviously more expensive initially. > If I had all the money back I spent on fillings/crowns/fixed > bridges,etc...could have bought a whole set of implants. > Cheers > Pudge
> > My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing (via me)
> > of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in
> > England. Any response would be appreciated.
> > Thanks,
> > Bryan
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Joel_Eiche
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Titanium Teeth Implants
Quote: > Who offers this treatment in the UK, Sweden, Denmark, in other EU
> countries?
Available in the UK, Denmark and other EU countries, except Sweden ..... Just joking. In Sweden, it is also available, but only after Smorgasbord.
Quote: > What are the approximate rates per implant? > Is regular maintenance or attention required? > what if any are the pitfalls and drawbacks? > Thanks
> > Definetly worth it...in my opinion.
> > Skip the crowns, partials, and globs of amalgam fillings.
> > Just pull the thing and stick an implant in there...end of story.
> > Just got 3 tooth bridge placed on 2 implants.
> > Noticable difference is it is Very solid,,,does not wiggle around
> >like natural
> > teeth.
> > And, obviously more expensive initially.
> > If I had all the money back I spent on fillings/crowns/fixed
> > bridges,etc...could have bought a whole set of implants.
> > Cheers
> > Pudge
> > > My father-in-law is considering these. He is interested in hearing
(via me)
> > > of peoples experiences of these. Are they worth the cost? He lives in
> > > England. Any response would be appreciated.
> > > Thanks,
> > > Bryan
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Joel_Eiche
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Titanium Teeth Implants
Quote: > Smorgasbord is that swedish?
Yep. It is Swedish for ham sandwich while standing up. Quote: > Word not found on my ORS-POD (Oxford Ref. Shelf-Pocket Oxford Dictionary) > > > What are the approximate rates per implant?
> > > Is regular maintenance or attention required?
> > > what if any are the pitfalls and drawbacks?
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Harold Wick
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Titanium Teeth Implants Quote:
> > Who offers this treatment in the UK, Sweden, Denmark, in other EU > > countries? > Available in the UK, Denmark and other EU countries, except Sweden .....
> Just joking. In Sweden, it is also available, but only after Smorgasbord.
Smorgasbord is that swedish? Word not found on my ORS-POD (Oxford Ref. Shelf-Pocket Oxford Dictionary) Quote: > > What are the approximate rates per implant?
> > Is regular maintenance or attention required?
> > what if any are the pitfalls and drawbacks?
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