Ya, they like to do 4 weeks and i consistently see extraction sockets still. Then they ask for frame to be 'as rententive as possible.' I dont know why its so hard for these guys to connect the dots. Loose saddles doesnt aid in retention. Its weird. I know theyre way smarter than I am, by far, yet these little things they dont seem to grasp. I think a lot of it must be that they have had the expectation that removables is just easy gravy, no brain oower work. Dunno all good tho we shall carry on. Thanks lab guy
thanks doris. Im guessing theyre scared to suggest that route for fear of losing a sale. Not sure. These docs refer to me for basically everything removable which is nice until my suggestions land on the bean counters desk. Im having to harness my zen.
No, it's because they want to sell the "permanent" partial for the bigger fee. Also they're afraid if they do the interim first, patient is likely to be satisfied and not come back for the big money.
Well, equate "not listening to recommendations" to getting paid for solving the problem. At that point, it's not a "we" problem. They're a customer, not a partner. A lot of these bean counters talk a big business game, but until they're inhaling the acrylic shavings, it's just posturing for a discount.
How long does it take after placing an implant to proceed with restoration ? Minimum 4 months and this almost a complete healing. You can do it in 4 to 6 weeks and way before that but a reline is in the near future. Just my experience.
