I just had this procedure done about 2 hours ago. I had 2 bottom molars on both sides extracted and grafting done. Have to wait 4 months to heal before going back to get screws put into the new bone material. Once that heals, crowns will be put on. This is the best option if you are getting important teeth extracted. I had an option for Demerol, but decided to do just Novacane for me. Wasn't as bad as I thought. Ibuprofen 600mg and Norco 5/325mg for pain following the procedure.
Dentistry really hasn’t made any significant advances over the last 25 yrs . They should by now be able to lab grow a new tooth for you using your DNA.
@@kaineshorts1783 Or more. I had it done as I have osteoporosis, and after an extraction was done in the front of my lower jaw, I opted for allograft material to be placed to prevent a possible fracture.
I'm happy to read this because I had a total top bone graph today at a hospital, I was in a motorcycle accident and lost 12 upper teeth, now it's a waiting game for things to heal and then get the implant done
I just had the membrane type of graft put on. It seems to be healing nicely. I'm getting an implant next to one I had done 9 years ago. It was a root canal tooth that went bad. My graft also cost about $850.
I had this done in January 2023 Thank you to my daughter for graduating from School of Dental Medicine , saved me 4000.00 Now only $296,000.00 more to go - 😂
i’ve had all 4 wisdom teeth removed, bone graft on only 32 & im on day 4 of recovery & it’s one of the worse pains ive ever had. my upper is fine & my bottom left is fine, it’s just 32 with the bone graft is painful!
i had two teeth removed today and each had a bone graft since it loss bone. 4 months from now he said we would then place the implant and then 4 mos later the crown.
@katme0w390 It depends, but the average cost of an implant with a crown in the US is $4000. That doesn't include a bone graft. That will be around another $600. Insurance probably won't cover any of it. In the end, it's worth it. Not just for cosmetic reasons, but mainly for functionality.
My dentist were trying to do this to me in my very back left bottom tooth, literally with no anesthesia. Just that numbing stuff. All because they wanted to go home and sedating me would've taken more time. Can you imagine this procedure being done to you while you're fully conscious??
When the bone starts to dissipate, would that make ur speech begin to change? My tooth came out over 10 years ago and I wanna say around year 3 I started to slur a bit
@@knightshade6232 no worries if your gonna get bone graft and you are a smoker give up smoking it..smoking will increase failure ..plus smoking destroys bone anyway in mouth in end
@@TV-rr4nz Much better, thanks for asking! The day I got it done on my way to the pharmacy the anesthesia wore off. That pain was unbearable, that’s when I wrote this message. Only hurts a little when I don’t take ibuprofen.
Just had two root canal molars pulled with bone grafts in each. These molars had to be broken in pieces and removed root by root. I felt no pain at all and I had an abcess in one of the teeth. I have the best dentist in the world! 😊
Yeah but broken teeth hurt for years... to bad all the asshole's abused drug's and now they give nothing that help's for pain... its like "pulling teeth" to get a couple of oxicodone for the next 3 or 4 days... when it really hurts lol... every doctor affraid of losing thier license
@@pauldiam0nd I don’t know cause when they put it they make hole in my gums first, i been wearing partial for a while ,so when they put bone grafting ,if I remember is almost an hour ,I am going to get an implant
@@krystalvang9659 hi krystalvang has it healed? after how long we can expect to place an implant after the bone graft? Does it feel anything at the grafting or it becomes as natural? please reply
I had 3 tooth extraction 14 years ago when I was in the army. I’m thinking of doing 3 implants for those 3 tooth. Would i need bone graft for all 3? I’m 43 yo
I looked this up at kriss ai and it sais "Considering that you had tooth extractions 14 years ago, there is a possibility that some bone loss has occurred in the areas where the teeth were removed. Bone loss is a common consequence of tooth extraction, as the jawbone tends to resorb or shrink over time when it's not supporting a tooth. Whether you will need bone grafts for all three implant sites depends on the current condition of your jawbone." I guess it is better to consult a dentest about this to know more about your tooth condition.
All I got done was a bone graft because I couldn't afford a dental implant. A dental implant costs $3,600, even if I accumulated ALL MY SAVINGS, IT STILL WASN'T ENOUGH TO PAY FOR IT
@@SUNRISECANARY I am having full reconstructive surgery done, I’ve already had one trip to Turkey four weeks ago, I’ve had three implants, one bone graft and a sinus lift , I go back in six months for five more implants , then back in three months to have my permanent teeth fitted. All in all I will have swish implants, and 24 zirconium crowns . If I would’ve had this work done in the UK, it would’ve cost me £ 35000 , I’m paying under 10,000 travelling abroad. The company are used cover all my hotel, bills, travelling, cost plane tickets and insurance . They are called Regenesis health travel .
you still can do it my bone graft was around 700$, i went again after 1 year and a i paid the double, i have to pay around 3000$ for my teeth also so do it ASAP
Yeah, bone grafts can be part of the implant process! Just like Kriss mentioned, it really depends on your oral situation. I found it helpful to be super specific when I used Kriss to get an estimate on costs - things like how many implants and the type of graft can make a big difference 😊. Maybe give it another shot with those details?
The best is autogenous - the person's own bone. Second best is human bone that has been cleaned and processed. third best is animal bone that is cleaned and processed.
when I went in for my procedure, I had to sign a waiver that I acknowledged that they are using cadaver bone. There are other options, but I think this was the quickest.
Eventually yea, I’d say for the first week leave the side that had work done leave it alone let it heal cause your whole cheek will be puffy but it’s normal eat soft foods. Continue to brush your teeth just abit slower and gently. Eventually your mouth will go back to normal during the 2-3rd week then start to take it slow on chewing on the side with the missing tooth until your mom gets use to it and you’ll be fine.
No and you learn pretty quickly not to - after a couple of weeks yes… but soft stuff - plan to steer clear of grains, foods with bits / any small seeds, all nuts, sharp corners on chips or French fries… for the full 4 months. Because if you don’t… your very Soul will roll up like an armadillo every time you’re stabbed in the socket by something pointy. It’s still tender to surprises for a good while after the stitches are gone.
The doctor put my implant in the same day as the bone graft. Then I had to wait six months to get the tooth crown put in. The bone graft had to have time to heal before I got my crown. I suppose every situation is different so for you it would be the doctors call.
I think its cheaper for y'all to go overseas, have a holiday, and get a quality graft and implant with money left over from what you would have paid to the goddamn price gougers you have there
I just had it done 2 hrs ago. Surgery was a success, no pain whatsoever, about 35 minutes. When anaesthesia wore off , a very light discomfort. Now it feels ok. Very little swelling, still some blood. I think tomorrow morning will be all good.
I had one done 6 days ago and it still hurts just a bit, but definitely getting better. The pain comes in waves. Like peaks at one point in the day and calms down, gradually getting better each day. It has to heal and join your body so you definitely feel the process. But nothing that can't be masked with over the counter perspiration. My surgeon did percribe me hydro codone but I stopped taking them after day 3.
@shoshanavlogs1015 I did go to sleep. I went to my dental surgeon that also did my wisdom teeth. I would suggest finding a highly rated dental surgeon to do this over a regular dentist.
Where exactly does the Cadaver Bone come from? Desperately poor countries like India where disease is rampant? I’ve read about people being infected with diseases that they dead person had who ‘donated’ their cadaver bones. They weren’t sterilized properly. How can you completely sterilize the tiny tubules throughout the cadaver bone??
@@morgannwilliams967 it didn't hurt but after kinda here n there when meds wear off swelling some stitches come out on there own n some are ones they have to remove face been swollen for two wks I ended up in hospital for swelling in my stomach and Esophagus throwing up now sure if.havei g the bone graft may have been cause I find out when I see the specialist on 20th not to scare u or.anything but that sucks you whole mouth threw out has to cost alot I paid out of pocket n it was expensive is shit
@@elpablo5870 I don’t even have hundreds so I broke down crying in the chair and said so I’m stuck with this? I didn’t have insurance for years so I couldn’t do anything to even get a basic consultation.
@@morgannwilliams967 I'm sorry to hear that the united states are charging entirely too much as it is for dental other countries are cheaper not sure the material being used in those countries I do know one person who done it not sure I'f thy even last that's sucks America shouldn't be like this
I asked my dentist that 2day. Pig bone is most common, artificial material is next, cadaver (wasn't expecting this option in 2024 lol) is far less common, lots of paperwork involved.
I had extraction for braces as a child we moved and insurance didnt cover my braces any more long story short had the braces removed with no straightened smile and bone lose where the extraction were , will i be able to get braces with bone loss
They broke my chin bone from inside, chipped a piece on it and placed it on upper tooth. Excrutiating pain because Local Anasthesia doesnt work well on me. So i bear the pain for 6 hours. And then 3 weeks additional pain due to stiches. Its for hardcore people who can bear pain like me. Well the doctors did a good job. Got it done for 250 dollars in india.
Why didn't you go for dental bridge? Was it long time ago your teeth was extracted? o had mine one of molar extracted long time ago, never did implant, now bone in that area has became weak and will be needed graft for implant
@@fameboys4650 I was said that if i do dental bridge, both sides tooth would not be saved and implantation will help to just change the existing tooth.. One of my molar came out od its own..when checked it was found that i had no bone at all. So grafting had to be done..so i undergone grafting surgery before the implant..There were two options. 1- just using artificial bone powders. 2- Another one is to chip a bone from chin and use it .well i went for second option as it was more healthy and effective for a long time..
@@fameboys4650 worst part was that i had to be given dozens of local anasthesia..which wad not working well fot me due to my body type..in the end doctor said thry cant give overdoses. So i underwent crucial pain for the next 6 hours in the surgery..once i came out of the operation theatre, i bursted out in tears due to pain. Never in my life i faced such thing..well..now all going gokd. Chin bone pain gradually decreasing. Other tooth were also used to take tooth powder which i was on liquid diet for many days and i was on sutures on upper and lower jaw.m
Several clinics in major cities in Turkiye have dental, plastic surgery, hair implant centres including hotel accommodation as a package. A growing health tourism has emerged in past 10 years, offering latest European technology with high success at dramatically lower fees than most countries.
Just like in the US make sure you are going to a good place and good dentist. Do your research so you pick the right place. I know people that cross the boarder to get dental work done in Tijuana. It saves them like 75% less than what they would pay in the states. Most of those dentists live and went to dental school in the US.
I went to doctor and said that u will need bonoghraft. But when they started surgery. They told me that u no need bonoghraft. They put the screw and now i m waiting for the next date to remove thread.
Oh wow that seems like a lot. I’ve realized that some states/cities are way more than others when it comes to dental work. In Los Angeles the price was 1/2 than what I was quoted in NV. I am paying $500 for mine. Is it painful?
Yes it is normal to do that these days as the bone grows around the implant. It saves time and the patient has to undergo pain only once. You can see an example of such a procedure here pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20209201/
I'm getting bone soon for an implant, if the tooth donor took the Covid shot could I get the effects of the Covid shot and boosters? I have not had the covid shot and I've never gotten the Covid virus.
Hello, Is bone grafting material synthetic or only sourced from cadaver bone? Can a patient request a preference for which type of grafting they receive?
I did a bone graft just few days back. Its not easy one. I had bone taken from behind and placed where it was missing. Also some scraping to fill the area. Not very easy to get through. But not very difficult as well. You have to be prepared. There is a lot of swelling at the moment hopefully it goes down in few days.
@@guestnoob9523 procedure is not very painful as they will give local anesthesia. As soon as the anesthesia goes the pain starts to kick in. I was taking brufen to minimize the pain. Also during the procedure I had to take many injections to keep the area completely numb. Do expect some pain and discomfort.
My dentist that one of my mom friends recommended removed my both upper right and lower wisdom teeth and he recommended bone graft and I said y he said like that the site heals fast and you don’t get a infection and he told me that he charges 375 pre hole rn I’m 750 in the whole and maybe after Christmas or entering the new year I’m gonna get my left side of wisdom teeth extracted and that will be a another 750
Possibly. I had a surgeon say that for my wisdom teeth. I went to my mom's surgeon and he said I did not need it. Years down the road I have one where I had an extraction to get an implant placed. But that's only to make sure the implant has a really strong foundation for long term, it's more forward thinking.
My dentist told me that sometimes they will do that if the area that needs to be grafted is small. The drawback is it has a less likely chance of success, but probably nothing to worry about.
I swear to God I don't know why they think it's okay to just pull out teeth and your mouth will be fine like the whole jaw bone starts to fall or the teeth start to close in together I swear to God you take out the nerve of a tooth or just zapped the nerve dead leave it in the to fill it up with some rubbery concrete and then seal it boom your teeth will never hurt
@@justinp2149 the human body can regenerate fully, yet most are unaware of this and they keep these barbaric practices as if we were in the 17th century, only because this is "mainstream". Hopefully people will investigate and learn more about their bodies.
@@SiiNTiyes, go for a root canal till it works which in some cases is for life time and then in case of tooth extraction, go for implants. Save the tooth if it can be saved. Avoid dental bridge though and use implants instead of bridges.
