Dear Sir/Madam!
I am 43 years old. On the lower right side of my jaw I am missing the first and second molars (for several years), and recently my dentist also extracted the upper left first molar. I have quite curved roots, so extracting all of the teeth was fairly demanding. I am considering replacing all three teeth with implants.
I would like to know the following:
-how long after extraction can you proceed with placement of a dental implant?
-what would the costs be in my case (three implants)
-could all three be inserted at once, in one procedure?
-what is the waiting time for these procedures at your clinic?
-the lifespan of an implant is said to be more than 10 years with proper oral hygiene. Please explain how an implant can be treated in the event of possible damage or inflammation (if at all)
Thank you for your answers!

Dear Sir/Madam!

Two and a half months after tooth extraction is a suitable time for implantation. In some cases implantation can be performed immediately after extraction (in the same session). To assess this possibility we need an X-ray, but for the locations you mention we usually recommend delayed placement. The costs are as follows:
- 750 Eur (implant) X3 = 2250 Eur
- 420 Eur (crown on implant) X 3 =1260 Eur.
We usually place all implants at the same time. We adapt scheduling to the individual. If you have no particular requirements, at this moment we would schedule you for the beginning of May. With good hygiene, an implant is a lifelong treatment. We offer a five-year guarantee. Only a fracture of the implant itself (not the abutment or crown) is damage that requires removal of the implant, but I have not encountered such a case yet.

Have a nice day!