Can I smoke after implants?

Hi. I had lost a couple of teeth in a terrible accident and am considering a dental implants procedure in Thornhill Smile Centre, Toronto. Anyone here has done this procedure before? What would be the expected cost of the surgery? How long will it last? Is it a permanent solution? Can I smoke after implants?

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Unlikely they will tell you to smoke anything including cigarettes

You will want to try other methods of ingesting like liquids or pill forms

Okay. I am planning to try other methods. Thanks!

No you will not be be able to smoke. The smoke irritates the place of surgery and can infect it which may lead to death. Like said above I aswell suggest liquid or edibles.

Donna T. Chandler said:

Hi. I had lost a couple of teeth in a terrible accident and am considering a dental implants procedure in Thornhill Smile Centre, Toronto. Anyone here has done this procedure before? What would be the expected cost of the surgery? How long will it last? Is it a permanent solution? Can I smoke after implants?

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What do they cost in Canada..?

cheers

also the concern is the localized area the proposed tooth sits in

for this

make a canna drink before hand

but really whiskey is best anesthetic too

good luck and check with the dental mech after not before

vostok said:

What do they cost in Canada..?

cheers

also the concern is the localized area the proposed tooth sits in

for this

make a canna drink before hand

but really whiskey is best anesthetic too

good luck and check with the dental mech after not before

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it could "cost" several different ways

if she has a good job with employment benefits it could cost her nothing, if her benefits package only covers so much she may have to pay a deductible

if she has to get these implants due to something medically necessary due to an accident etc. than it shouldnt cost anything and should be covered by canadas health care act
she may alternatively have to pay first and get reimbursed

if its for cosmetic surgery only she would have to pay whatever that specific dentist charges

if she is of aboriginal decent with an status card she may not have to pay under her indigenous "benefits" and treaties act.

long winded answer but those are the most common "costs" lol

I was needed teeth fixed in place it was cheaper and easier for me to fly to Bangkok than go local even national

tho I was paid up in Germany, and France..I went to Thailand, got the teeth fixed, she got her boobs reduced

and including the flights and complete ..package was still 60% cheaper than Germany or France

for the record I refuse to acknowledge dentists and their ilk as medical professionals

the title Doctor in nth america has a very lucid meaning

My dad got a dental implant in the US 2 years ago and it cost him about $6,000. Which means it probably costs a lot less anywhere else.

Am I the only one who would have assumed breast implants?

abalonehx said:

Am I the only one who would have assumed breast implants?

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No, I assumed breast implants as well...............(insert appropriate disappointment icon here)

Hopefully someone will hijack the thread.

Shouldn't smoke anything when the body is healing a wound, it will just slow down the healing process. By how much idk but it won't help

Part of the Ten Commandments..as a rule to get totally smoked out our brains..

-win.DC

Johnny Vapor said:

No, I assumed breast implants as well...............(insert appropriate disappointment icon here)

Hopefully someone will hijack the thread.

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I must conquer on the realm that people don't even study to what they are smoking and toking..but then again, ignorance is bliss..