From a fractured tooth to a final implant*
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Fracture to Implant and Crown
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Fracture to Implant and Crown
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Fracture to Implant and Crown
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Immediate Implant Placement
An implant was placed the same day as the extraction. The bone was very stable so an implant was chosen over a bridge, which would have connected the adjacent teeth. The time needed to complete the treatment was reduced by utilizing immediate treatment. Normally after extraction the area may have to heal for 4-6 months before placing an implant.
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*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.