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Bone atrophy and resorption after tooth extraction ©

Bone atrophy after tooth extraction. 3D video of Clinica Médico Dental Pardiñas (http://j.mp/cPardinas) where we can see that after a tooth extraction, if much time passes without being replaced, the placement of dental implants becomes more complicated because the bone gets reabsorbed. The absence of teeth causes that the bone of the jaws gradually starts to reabsorb by not having the stimulation of the tooth to keep it. Bone will resorb slowly in both width and height. From an ideal bone situation for placing implants, we go through worse bone situations that will compromise the outcome of the treatment. Reaching extreme situations where the placement of implants is not possible without prior bone grafts. Here we see how as the bone is resorbed, the harder it is to place implants and how narrower they must be, affecting the final result. The more the bone is reabsorbed, the worse the situation for dental implants placement. #boneatrophy #toothextraction #missingteeth Subscribe to our Youtube channel 👉 http://bit.ly/suscribeteCP MORE 3D VIDEOS in English 👉 http://j.mp/dentistry3D Follow us also on: 👍 Instagram:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Facebook:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Twitter:   / clinicapardinas   👍 Linkedin:   / clinica-pardinas   👍 Tiktok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZSH7hMJb/