Bone loss from tooth removal (see pic)

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Might be interesting to some of you. Here is a picture of my CT scan, shows the bone loss from having a molar removed. Its worth noting that I haven't noticed any change in my appearance because of this, having said that, look after your teeth boys
 

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Get it fixed before it gets late. Now resorption is only in the alveolar process but soon it'll probably be get into mandible
 
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Might be interesting to some of you. Here is a picture of my CT scan, shows the bone loss from having a molar removed. Its worth noting that I haven't noticed any change in my appearance because of this, having said that, look after your teeth boys
Does the same apply when it’s needed to remove the wisdom teeth?
 
Do you think something happens when a premolar is extracted? Cuz that happened to me this Jewish orthodontist stole my tooth for no reason :rage:
 
Get it fixed before it gets late. Now resorption is only in the alveolar process but soon it'll probably be get into mandible
I will eventually, got quoted $6500 for an implant tho :feelsbadman:
 
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Might be interesting to some of you. Here is a picture of my CT scan, shows the bone loss from having a molar removed. Its worth noting that I haven't noticed any change in my appearance because of this, having said that, look after your teeth boys
How do you think we can see bone loss with just the after-picture?

Also it's heavily debated whether extractions cause bone loss or not, I'd argue that it could in some cases.

I'd recommend getting dental implants after the surgery to prevent any potential bone loss.

@lestoa @chadisbeingmade @Snicket
 
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Might be interesting to some of you. Here is a picture of my CT scan, shows the bone loss from having a molar removed. Its worth noting that I haven't noticed any change in my appearance because of this, having said that, look after your teeth boys
bone graft + implant
 
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You absolutely have changed in appearance if you lost a molar, get an implant asap, I also have lost one and noticed more cheekbone asymmetry/flatness on the side of my face with a missing bottom molar
 
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You absolutely have changed in appearance if you lost a molar, get an implant asap, I also have lost one and noticed more cheekbone asymmetry/flatness on the side of my face with a missing bottom molar
I intend to get one, but it has not affected my appearance in the slightest
How do you think we can see bone loss with just the after-picture?

Also it's heavily debated whether extractions cause bone loss or not, I'd argue that it could in some cases.

I'd recommend getting dental implants after the surgery to prevent any potential bone loss.

@lestoa @chadisbeingmade @Snicket
See left profile. makes the indent on the right very apparent to me, however as you say it may be case by case. Implant by the end of the year.
 

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I intend to get one, but it has not affected my appearance in the slightest

See left profile. makes the indent on the right very apparent to me, however as you say it may be case by case. Implant by the end of the year.
I really doubt that, literally a staple of the jaw and loss of it leads to bone loss/reduction of prominence, either you’re lying to yourself or didn’t lose a molar
 
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I really doubt that, literally a staple of the jaw and loss of it leads to bone loss/reduction of prominence, either you’re lying to yourself or didn’t lose a molar
You are free to doubt, but you are indeed wrong
 
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Does the same apply when it’s needed to remove the wisdom teeth?
I wouldn’t think so honestly my brother looks the same after so i dont think so
 
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I intend to get one, but it has not affected my appearance in the slightest

See left profile. makes the indent on the right very apparent to me, however as you say it may be case by case. Implant by the end of the year.
yo what if the teeth start shifting in the meantime ?
 
no then there might not be enough space for the dentist to put the implant in. Are you getting it by the end of the year because of financial problems or is it because your dentist said so ?
 
no then there might not be enough space for the dentist to put the implant in. Are you getting it by the end of the year because of financial problems or is it because your dentist said so ?
it's actually guaranteed that the teeth will shift by then bc of my aligner (hence why I can't get implant now), dentist said that implants can be sized accordingly to the gap.
 

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