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Visitor asks:
Hello! On 12 May 2011 my lower right teeth 4 and 5 were extracted. Further back in this row I no longer have any teeth either. The other quadrants in my mouth are fine. I would like 1-2 implants (I am thinking 4 and 6, with one additional pontic in between....). I will not have my panoramic X-ray until 13 July 2011. I am 66 years old, on Medrol therapy (4 mg because of TIE 6 years ago) and on anticoagulant therapy — without complications. In addition I take Fosavance tablets because of osteopenia, which is stable.
Please give me your opinion as to whether I am a candidate for an implant.
Thank you and kind regards!
Dentist Tomaž Rotar answers:
Dear Sir/Madam!
If the anatomical conditions are satisfactory and provided appropriate medication preparation is carried out, you can decide on the procedure. Statistically, you do not have a lower probability of treatment success.
Have a nice day!
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