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i have heard one story of nerver damage resulting from the extraction, causing persistant and permanent pain. also, getting your bottom teeth removed causes retracting of the jaw line which will change the look of your face, this can happen as soon as one year after your teeth are removed, giving you that sunk in look.
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What is having a tooth pulled simile?
Getting a tooth pulled is like getting a shot.
need to no what it will cost for 9 teeth to be pulled and a top set of dentures made?
need to no what it will cost for 9 teeth to be pulled and a top set of dentures made
Can teeth grow back after pulled and you have dentures?
nope
I NEED 5 TEETH PULLED AND NEED COMPLETE DENTURES. BUT NO INSUR.?
I NEED 5 TEETH PULLED AND NEED COMPLETE DENTURES. BUT NO INSUR. WHERE CAN I FIND A CHEAP DENTIST?
How long after bottom teeth are pulled can you wear dentures?
Typically, you can start wearing dentures about 8 to 12 weeks after having your bottom teeth pulled, allowing time for the gums to heal and reshape. However, some dentists may provide immediate dentures that can be worn right after extraction. It's essential to follow your dentist's advice for the best timing based on your specific healing process. Regular check-ups will ensure that the dentures fit properly as your mouth heals.
How long does pain last after all top teeth pulled and dentures fitted?
always
what is the price range to have all my teeth pulled and have dentures?
Prices can range from $500-2,500 with around 120-200 per tooth pulled.
Would tanning twenty four hours after having all my top teeth pulled and temporary dentures put in be okay?
Seriously, you are in the mood for tanning 24 hours after all that. Go ahead!
What exactly does dentures mean?
Dentures is a term that refers to false teeth. When you have troubles with your teeth, and have them all pulled, you have the option (wise choice) to have dentures or false teeth made to fit your mouth properly. It is difficult for others to notice the difference between dentures and your own regular teeth.
Can i take fmla when i have all my teeth pulled for dentures?
Yes, you can take FMLA if you need time off for a medical procedure like having all your teeth pulled for dentures, as it qualifies as a serious health condition. However, you must meet your employer's eligibility requirements and provide appropriate medical documentation. It's advisable to inform your employer as soon as possible and follow any specific procedures they have in place.
Is there any way of getting rid of cavity be sides of getting a filling?
You can get rid of a cavity by having the tooth pulled. If you want to keep it, you have to have it filled.
Pros and Cons of Dentures?
When you meet someone for the first time, you have up to six seconds to make that important first impression. A key part of that first impression is your smile. If you have teeth missing when you smile, you may want to consider dentures. There are pros and cons to getting dentures. Immediate dentures are placed in the mouth on the same day that your teeth are pulled. Replacement dentures may be needed later on because the jaw will change its shape following teeth extraction. Conventional dentures are not fitted until the gums heal following the teeth being pulled. Dentures are affordable. You can get a quality, full set at a fraction of the cost of one implant. However, dentures are best for those who are missing all or many of their teeth. Dentures have significant benefits. Missing teeth will be replaced. Not replacing a tooth can put gums, the jawbone, and other teeth at risk. A person’a appearance will be improved. You will look younger. With tooth loss your face can appear sunken. Your cheeks will regain definition and shape with dentures. Smiling with a full complement of healthy looking teeth is a plus and a confidence booster. Modern dentures are strong. Eating and chewing food will be easier. You won’t have to replace dentures for five to ten years. Custom-made dentures can look realistic. False teeth don’t have to appear false. Those are the pro arguments for dentures. Definite cons need to be considered. It takes a while to adjust to the feel of having dentures in your mouth. This may mean that new ways of speech will have to be learned. Forming words and pronouncing them is one drawback. Clicking, smacking, and whistling may be bothersome for a while. Dentures can cause mouth sores and irritation. Sometimes this is caused by foods bits getting underneath the dentures. Grinding or clenching teeth besides the action of chewing can lead to this irritation. Dentures that don’t fit correctly can instigate yeast infections in your mouth too. Other cons are certain foods will be difficult to chew. On a temporary basis food will taste strange. Weigh your options with care.
