Failure & partial failure of implants

[smonty]

In the interest of providing readers and potential implant recipients a balanced view of having an implant procedure, I have started this 'new topic' on this forum.

I am hoping that those who may have experienced problems will express themselves  and give others the opportunity to assess for themselves the risks that may be involved.

Any comment from the experts at the clinic on any postings received would also be appreciated

[bulo]

@David
Implants can be installed directly after extraction, the "virtual same" space between the previous and the implant will be equalized by autogenous bone or artificial (bio oss)

My biggest concern is not to use "mini Implants" as full mouth implant restorations! I have seen it several times and im really frustrated about it, its a fast money for the practicioner and a fool for patients.It seems that its painfree, fast and cheap to install this kind of implants but it isnt,
its ok for single implants in low loaded areas, denture retainer or orthodontic implants, but not as full mouth or long span solutions!
Be aware of that, dont let a dentist fool you!

[smonty]

Thanks for your input, I initially, and perhaps somewhat naively, put my original post up to glean any info that may be helplul for me and others to make a decision as to whether to go ahead with this type of procedure. I was somewhat disappointed, to say the least, that the forum owner, a financially interested party, was an immediate responent, claiming a 97% success rate which, in my opinion rather negated the point of my original post.

[david]

Smonty, my reply was based on mis-reading the last part of your post. I have tried to not let my financial involvement be a baring on the information provided in this forum. Anyway, I have deleted my original response as you are correct, it was not really relevent. Thank you for your input.