Is getting an ICL implantation okay for someone with a low spectacle prescription?

This is really interesting. I will put it in two different categories. When you’re older and you lose teeth, let’s say the teeth fall out because they’re shaky, they usually fall out because you have gum disease. In those situations, you have very little bone because the bone gets eroded away. When the tooth gets extracted you usually don’t have enough bone. In one scenario when you’re old, you don’t have enough bone. Another situation where you have cracked teeth, or you have decay, a tooth is destroyed but you still have fantastic bone.

If the implant has not been done, it’s always better to do the braces first because once the implant goes in it cannot be moved. What we like to do is to align the teeth first to get the perfect biting position then we put the implant in. However, if the implant has already been placed, your child can still get braces. What the orthodontist has to do is to shift the teeth around the implant. It’s like having to move everything around the implant so it’s actually harder for them to do it.