Dental implants - full mouth restoration

I had an upper molar implant recently and all is well. I had to have a bone implant to ‘push up ‘ my sinus which was ok but it did make it all take longer.

I am also in the category of low bone density. Not urgent yet, but I have had a long discussion with my dentist. Apart from the cost, which would be thousands for a full mouth restoration, would anyone post 70 want to spend possibly several years undergoing such work for a full mouth restoration.
Each tooth removal has to have time to heal, then the grafts also have to heal individually. I don’t think it can all be done at once.
Comprehensive research on what it will mean for you, in reality, is the best way forward.

If you didn’t have enough bone 8/9years ago it is very unlikely thing will have improved, just be very careful about who you see and what is said

Yes beware. I know of three people who had implants and regretted the decision. In fact they ended up paying to have them removed.

I think you need to do plenty of research before you commit to anything.

An old friend B, he’s 81 went to Hungary about 5 years ago and had a full mouth of implants - was about £6k then went back a year later for a check-up and all ok.
Another friend J, he’s 75 is having dreadful trouble with 2 implants done here - it’s well over a year now and still ongoing. He (and his wife) are both fed up and he’s regretting his decision.

And don’t go to that hideous whiter than white
And be prepared to take out a ‘ mortgage’

A young friend of mine , male , strong bones, had dental implants - the whole process took about a year.😫

Agree with Spindrift - take sound advice - I could not have implants due to lack of bone density and this was years ago in my early 60s -

If you don’t have enough bone they will need to do bone grafts which can take a time. I would take Spindthrift’s advice and get checked out with an expert who will discuss it thoroughly with you.

Sound advice from Spindrift. Please taje care.

Please make sure that the dentist you go to is not just a dentist but a maxillo facial surgeon who is well accredited. It can be very uncomfortable and lead to endless infection if the bone density is not sufficient. I believe they are able to build up bone density in people, but as mentioned before, make sure he has good accreditation at a top hospital department.