Second stage implants while pregnant?

Hello lalasese876 Molar extrusion is a common occurrence due to the loss of the opposing arch as you said. Teeth like to hug each other. So the minute you lose the tooth your bite tends to shift until the teeth find each other again. Unfortunately most of the time, that happens in a way...

Dear Liz: You MUST go back to your dentist t adjust this.  You are bothered by it, and yet, this has to be in your mouth for many years to come. Any changes can be done, and if the crown has to be remade then so be it.  Do not wait. Go back to your dentist asap. Best of luck,

I am sorry to hear you are having complications after your implant surgery.  To answer your question, yes there are ways to correct the gum defect.  They would involve evaluation of the implant for placement angulation, stability and to rule out infection.  Assuming the...