Once the anesthetic has lost its effect, you may eat again, but no hard foods as the cement needs 24 hours to harden completely.
Long-term temporaries placed on immediate implants must not be loaded for at least 6 weeks, i.e. during this time you may only eat soft food.
If the last 5 or 10 years are consistently entered in the bonus booklet, you will receive a higher contribution to prosthetic matters from the statutory health insurance.
As a rule, no follow-up examination is required. Exceptions are newly occurring swellings or severe postoperative bleeding.
Immediate placement of the implant directly after tooth extraction is possible in the vast majority of cases and is also what we strive for, as this is the ideal time for implant placement. However, it is ultimately the individual clinical situation after tooth removal that decides.
If you are unable to keep your appointment, please let the practice know by phone - unfortunately, cancellations by email cannot be considered.
For the amalgam removal protocol (AMX) of MEDIDENT BAVARIA® this can be answered with a clear YES, because we remove all amalgam fillings according to the protocol developed by us under sixfold protection.
Of course, this possibility exists and we can send you samples of all the materials we use. However, we only use materials that a normally functioning immune system can tolerate without problems (zirconium oxide ceramics, glass ionomer cement, Admira resin, etc.). Prior to remediation, the immune system is still compromised and may not accept even these materials. However, we have never experienced in 14 years that these materials AFTER the renovation would not have been tolerated.
Yes.
After surgery, swelling of the cheek, restriction of mouth opening, and difficulty swallowing may occur. These usually subside after 3 to 4 days. After one week, wound healing is largely complete. Temperature increases up to 38.5°C are possible and normal after the procedure.
For more severe pain, please contact us immediately for an appointment:
08504 923650
No! Your final amount may differ up to 20% from your estimate due to unforeseen difficulties and situations. In addition, the invoice amount may increase if you have used additional services that were not listed in the estimate.
Of course! Here you will be supervised by an anesthesiologist on site.
You can find more information here: General anesthesia