Ryan Hebert, DDS

Sorry to hear that you are still in some pain. Unfortunately everyone heals differently so its hard to say if this is common for you. I have had patients not hurt at all and had patients heal a lot slower and are in discomfort for close to 2 weeks. I would recommend that you see your dentist for a post op check to insure that there is no infection or anything wrong with the implants themselves (just as a precaution) 

Without seeing any x rays or picture, seems like he is wanting to perform graft to repair defect around that tooth. The thing would be to ask the long term prognosis of that tooth. And also what I do is stay the procedure to repair and when I get in and can actually see what's going on I can make a better decision on whether we can save the tooth or not. Sometimes it might be better prognosis to remove the tooth place bone and come back with an implant. Hope this helps

just by looking, it seems that you have an anterior (front) open bite and unfortunetly orthodontics is the only way to fix. Hope this helps and good luck

By looking at the picture, it seems like the tooth can still be saved and does not have to be taken out. To save the tooth it looks like it will need root canal therapy and crown, also the front tooth looks like it has a decent size cavity as well. When you visit your dentist he or she will take X-rays and this will allow for more exact treatment to be diagnosed. Your dentist should also given you treatment options to fix your teeth. Good Luck

Yes veneers are a really great option to change out old composite and really change the appearance of your anterior teeth. Your regular dentist is more than qualified to preform this procedure. Good Luck