Verafil lip implant video
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It goes through many cell divisions b4 it is the right stage to implant. It is in the tube for about 5 days. Here's the video link that kiki was talking about. It is amazing footage and info. I highly recommend it to everyone here :)
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/miracle/program.
because the bulky area underneath my upper left lip, every time when I smile, that part of lip become thick and relative big when compare to the right side of my upper lip as the bulky surgical area underneath the lip push against the lip when I smile.
will this be permanent? or it is too early to say now and bulkyness could reduce over time as time pass by and my smile will become normal? Thanks.
because the bulky area underneath my upper left lip, every time when I smile, that part of lip become thick and relative big when compare to the right side of my upper lip as the bulky surgical area underneath the lip push against the lip when I smile.
will this be permanent? or it is too early to say now and bulkyness could reduce over time as time pass by and my smile will become normal? Thanks.
I had a dental implant in the mandible 6 months ago. After complaining of tingling sensations & numbness in the chin & lip, forward to where the implant is, the oral surgeon replaced it with a shorter one after one month. Another 5 months have passed, it has healed nicely & a crown has been attached by my dentist. The tingling is still there. When I touch my chin, my chin & lip tingle. After a routine cleaning & the crown, it seems a little bit worse.
A couple days later I called my oral surgeon and told him that my left chin and lower lip are numb. He asked me to come to the office to back out the implant a millimeter or two because it might be touching a nerve. On 5/23 the oral surgeon backed out implants #31 and #29. He did tell me that he suspected that implant #29 was possibly compressing a nerve area. Today is 5/30 and the numbness has not gone. Area around tooth #28, #27 and # 26 is very numb (lower lip and chin only).
I had a chin implant placed exactly one year ago following 2 surgeries to bring my lower jaw forward. My chin since the first surgery has always been numb in spots but I always got my huge smile back. Following the chin implant I do not have as big of a smile. He secured the chin implant to the titanium plates used on my jaw surgery which made me mad. Since he used those the chin implant isnt even, even with my real chin it sits up a tiny bit and its not centered.
I have had one implants removed due to terrible pain from the implant sticking into my lower lip. Now the left side of my chin and lower lip is so painful I leave my dentures out most of the time. I keep them in while at work, but I'm in misery all day. There is severe pain in my upper gums at night. I sleep with my head elevated to an almost sitting position. My dentist and oral surgeon don't have any suggestions. Is there anything I can do to relieve the discomfort?
As promised I have updated my experience of my physiol finevision micro F implant post operation update 8 (4 months post op testimonial).
Please follow the link to find the video. I hope my testimonial is useful for anyone who is considering this operation.
Here is the link:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IANxi_WSqlo
Kind regards to all.
After I watched Dr. Oyakawa’s video he posted on U tube. I used LRI Calculator to estimate the LRI arc need to correct my right eye without Toric lens to target my right eye vision to Plano. Total LRI arc is 180° which is awful large .My right eye has cataract and astigmatism has not been operated yet. The IOL master data is as follow:
AL: 24.95mm (SD=0.03mm SNR=2.7)
K1:44.23D/7.63mm@5°
K2:47.20D/7.15mm@95°
SE: 45.72D
Cyl: -2.97D@5°
R: 7.39mm (SD=0.
Hello I need your help
I'm a mother (37 years old) I had a otoplastic surgery but the doctor wanted to do a chin implant too.......I wasn't sure but he told me if I don"t like he can remove it and I would come back to my pre-op...
Then ( 18 days later) I didn't like it and I ask him to remove it but he didn't do it. Instead, he put a little one (he accepted than the first one was to big for me)....
s opinion, if two three pontic bridges supported by a capped canine tooth and an implant in the lateral position, would not be preferable to a four part bridge supported by three implants and then have the canine teeth crowned separately.
Would the natural canine teeth and implants in the lateral position next to them, supporting a three part bridge, be stronger than a single four part one?
Any information and opinions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
When I was 28 weeks the doctors told me that they seen in my ultrasound that my baby girl will be born with a cleft lip.. I'm only 23 years old I'm 32 weeks now but everyday I think about it scares me a lot.... the doctor is saying that when the baby comes they gotta check to see if the baby has a cleft palate as well. I pray to God that she doesn't have it that comes with a lot surgery..
Thank you Scottma for your help. I went to an oral surgeon a second opinion and he took several xrays. He showed me xrays and explained that the implant had entered an area of many nerves. He told me to have it removed immediately and even called the dentist that put the implant in. I then went and saw the dentist that put in the implant and he also took xrays.
I can only think that if the implant was put in via the mouth and afterwards the pocket inside your lower lip (vestibule) is much lower, then it may be that you need some more surgery to reattach the mentalis. This procedure is called 'mentalis resuspension.' You can google the term to find a plastic surgeon who specialises in this.
The description of the your 'teeth hanging in front of the jaw bone" is not really clear.
I cut the ultrasound video down to 3 minutes so you can only see views of the baby's mouth:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?
My current dilemma is trying to decide whether or not to remove the existing implant that he was then able to install. We confirmed the next day by 3d scan that the implant he installed is not near the nerve canal so his feeling was to leave it in. I would rather leave it in and not risk causing more damage to an already injured nerve. Now the confusing part is when i got a second opinion from a different dentist he advised me to take the implant out.
I had #31 extracted last week. I was told I should get an implant. If I didn't what would be the neg. implications. I didn't need a bone graft and my gums are in good shape.
I was told it would cost 4K and not be covered by insurance...this is a big expense if it is not absolutely necessary.
Has anybody had a tooth implant ? Could you tell me if it hurts? and what it's like? How long does it take ?
One week ago exactly I had oral sex... the day before that I did a lip scrub. The day after I had oral sex my top lip started itching and tingling a bit. Here I am a week later and my top lip (on the top lip line) itches & my lips have been severely dry. I’ve kept they moistured and it’s kind of changed the texture a bit to smoother. I did a video visit with my doctor. She said it’s small fine bumps and looking a little inflamed. No actual lesions or anything.
i searched for my tooth and i found it i didnt feel any pain except in my inner lip it was bleeding my tooth too....but nothing in the gum above my tooth...i went to the dentist immeadiatly he told meafter the x ray that the nerve is exposed after removing it he found a crack a vertical one from the right to the left....he told me that he cant put a crown and an implant must be done...
s not the age that matters, rather the location of ASD. If there is a lip to catch on to around the ASD then a catheter based repair is feasible and preferable. If on the other hand, there isn't a circumferential lip around the opening, surgical closure would be indicated. The fainting episodes are concerning and should be worked up further paying special attention to her conduction system in the heart.
2. It's safe at 65 or older.
3. The body does not reject the device.
because the bulky area underneath my upper left lip, every time when I smile, that part of lip become thick and relative big when compare to the right side of my upper lip as the bulky surgical area underneath the lip push against the lip when I smile.
will this be permanent? or it is too early to say now and bulkyness could reduce over time as time pass by and my smile will become normal? Thanks.
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