Anyone here had dental implants

No one.?

don't get any

iron/metal might reflect electric charges in to your nerve endings

which go all the way to your brain


if 5G weapons are real you will be in pain you never felt before

Very expensive, worth it.

I know a few people who had them put in. They went to the best in the business, spared no expense. Still nothing but problems. Don't do it.

Ty . What kind of problems

have 2 and they are both good to go

I just had my first post installed two weeks ago after they pulled my tooth. There is no pain and in two more months i will receive the tooth after the jaw is totally healed.

Bottom line. Implants are awesome. Very limited pain and no implant rejection.

they dicn't go to the best. mine are fine.

i have two, molar and a canine. Crown and post. going on 6 years. no issues

Hey, I lost a tooth when I caught a softball with my face, and I got a dental implant, because the other tooth next to it was also loose and it wouldn't support a bridge. So I got one dental implant for one tooth.

it wasn't that bad. I had to wear a retainer with a false tooth front for a few months until the bone healed well enough to screw in the metal tooth. I haven't had any problems at all since then.

I haven't had any bad health effects since then.

I seen a couple videos a while back about some people that had really horrific reactions to it weight loss Etc

Infections, rejections, pain.

I've had 3 and a minor problem with one. After a couple of years one implant, via x-ray, showed bone loss above the implant. The DDS did a bone graph, for free, and no problems since. Well worth it!

I had full mouth implants finished up 2 years ago. Mine was a special case, not the normal. I had to have a lot of reconstructive surgery before I could get the implants, or even if I wanted regular dentures. I had jagged pieces of bone sticking through my gums. All that had to be corrected surgically. I had 7 teeth left when I took the plunge, and 6 of them were bad.The one decent tooth had a root canal.
In August 2020 I got the final permanent implant screwed in. I have had no problems other than food getting caught between my gums and the implants. I flush them out with water. I have had no infections, no rejection, no pain. I can eat anything I want. I brush them like regular teeth with regular toothpaste, but scrub around the edges too. Water pic and a good swish with water will get out just about anything that does get caught between my gums and the implants. I go twice a year for a checkup, and during one of my twice a year visits, they unscrew the implants, check them out for any cracks, etc, and thoroughly clean them.
Do not go to the production line places that you see advertised on TV. Go to an orthodontist who specializes in implants. The extra money is well spent. The production line places won't guarantee squat, and what they quote you as a price to suck you in, goes up because of complications, etc.
I wish I would have got them put in when I had most of my teeth removed 11 years ago, instead of waiting so long.

The cost varies, usually it is around $60,000 for a full mouth implants like I got. Mine cost me $50,000. The orthodontist gave me a very big break on the price.

I've had 4 now on the last 10 years. Zero problems.

I had my front teeth done with titanium implants after I got my face smashed in. 2010 ish..
So far, so good..but the high gum line and fact that they are fake leaves me questioning how long they will hold up.

Deal breaker.

Were they smokers? My dentist said that's where most issues come from.

There is a small percentage of people that have a reaction to the titanium studs, the body just never accepts them. I've done a good amount of research as I'm missing a few teeth in the back of my mouth.

Problems with mine and co-workers. A steel post screwed into bone. Random dull ache for years. Everyone thinks they are the best at first. Co workers issues with bone loss, recurring infection around post. The dentist in this part of the state are in a panic with most all not getting anything done but emergency work. Most all idiots that appeared well off here have ran their credit cards out to the max, and layoff's are reported daily in every field except those filthy hands on jobs. I'm making a killin'

I smoked pretty heavy herb thru the whole thing. Not tobacco..
No issues.q

If you have ANY metal allergy you may not want to do them, sadly. It is becoming the highest reported medical issue with many problems. See this vid

I had one tooth implanted. Top periodontist. Was fine for several months. Felt a little pain now and then. Nothing severe,

All of a sudden, the tooth felt like it was out of place....loose. Went to my dentist, and it just fell out. He said it was an infection and I should have come sooner. I never went back for another. $2000+.

Last Edited by nutmeg on 11/26/2022 08:21 PM

Actual true story...

3rd Nov 2022 - Went to dentist who has jsut taken over from previous dentist. Previous dentist advised several crowns. She refuses to let me have crowns.

9th Nov 2022 - One of those teeth I told her about breaks into two pieces.

11th Nov 2022 - Go to previous dentist where he now works in his own practice in Quebec City. He tells me how he can do it all inhouse. Installs three crowns.

12th Nov 2022 - Major roblems with crowns.

14th Nov 2022 - Go to see my dentist from 7 years ago. He is absolutely shocked at the poor quality of the crowns that are failing swiftly already. The rep is poor, the design is poor and quality of the material is nothing but cheapo plastic. He immediately drills out two of the three crowns. Terrible smell of burning plastic. Sets me up for metal. Points out that my teeth need reinforcing that only metal can do. Also, he has just placed an order for the same $200,000 machine that the other dentist bought. After seeing me, he is urgently trying to cancel his order and get his money back.

In all, I am $12,000 out of pocket.

So, beware, if someone boasts how they can do crowns "inhouse" is is using a Mickey Mouse Machine that does not work.

Just the way that dental implants are done is disgusting to me. You have screws that stay in your teeth and then you pop the dentures on and off. They also have to use cadaver tissue many times. I would rather have normal dentures and nice soft gums!!!

I obviously had an infection also. Lost the implant.

Ok. I should clarify,
He said heavy tobacco smokers.

have had mine for over a decade, zero problems of any kind

You were lucky. I'm sure they work. I am convinced this one spot in my mouth is bad luck. lol

I have beautiful teeth, but many years ago one bottom tooth cracked. I was told I should have a root canal. Had the root canal. Many years later, it became infected.

Was treated for the infection. Then, many years later, was told it should be extracted because of another infection. Had the extraction and then the implant. Implant/gum became infected. Lost the implant.

So strange....that's the ONLY spot in my mouth where I had so much trouble. Have had no trouble with other teeth, no gum infections. And I have always been in good health. No vaccines and never had the flu. Can't remember when I had a cold....10-15 years ago?

Last Edited by nutmeg on 11/26/2022 08:35 PM

Any good conspiracy person knows that all you have to do then is make a big tinfoil hat. Problem solved.