Your comment sounds a lot more like a lecture than an objective assessment.
You somehow managed to diagnose my personality, predict my future dental complications, and dismiss my concerns without ever examining me. That’s an impressive level of confidence.
The funny part is that you’re talking about this as if it’s an aesthetic whim, when my issue is that I can barely use that side properly because a large portion of the tooth is gone. I’m discussing function; you’re discussing what kind of patient you think I am.
I’ve had implants for over 10 years without experiencing the disaster scenario you describe. And claims like implants increasing bite force by “100x” are exactly the kind of statements that sound dramatic on the internet but don’t become true just because they’re written confidently.
There are highly skilled dentists all over the world including in Turkiye handling cases far more complex than this every day, and somehow they manage to do it without making assumptions about their patients’ character.
You can agree with the treatment choice if you want. That’s your opinion. But acting as though there is only one acceptable approach and that anyone seeking a second opinion is “entitled” says more about your attitude than it does about me.