Jay Friedman: You can replace one tooth. You can replace a full set of dentures and get back to potentially fix teeth again. I've treated patients over the years that has said, they could eat normal food again. They could eat a barigoule before they could need a barigoule. And settle is that and it is serious as that, that is their way of life where food is now an aggravation or a compromise has been heard to what they would like to enjoy. Instead of cutting things up into smaller pieces, the bite force of dentures is five or ten percent of what natural teeth might be. They can go back to eating the foods that they would like to enjoy.
And that concludes that can help you get back to what you had as a teenager or as a young adult. As far as feeling natural, that you can clean it like you would your own teeth. You don't even know its there. You can feel as comfortable as you did before you're having dental problems at all. You have anything - success rates from the studies and my clinical practices are equal or greater than a conventional bridge; typically they're going to be in the high 95-99% success rates.
The key will be one year after we finish the restoration. If everything looks the same as the first day, there is no reason to think that potentially -- and teeth associated with it will not last. It'll be done in the office when I'm in the hospital by any means. Local anesthetic like any other dental procedure being done. If it's a single tooth, you maybe worked that afternoon. If it's a larger case, you may just take that day off, but most patients next day are back to the normal routine with minimal procedure.
I would be asking how many of you done, how long have you been doing before, what is your success rate? And where have you tried? Sometime, I say I'm doing it 20 years; one case 20 years ago and I did one last year. So, I did two cases in 20 years. That doesn't mean that is clinically significant that they could say that they had got a 100% success rate, two patients over 20 years.
So, where they have been trained is very important to set at least and how many they had done and success rate they have done. Is something that as a routine part of their practice or is that something that they do sporadically makes a big difference. I played tense, I don't make a living in playing tense. This big difference --
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