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Hi, thanks for write... Don't put in back, wait until you see your dentist, we don't know exactly what happens and how long was your surgery, this are important details. Good luck
I assume it was your cap or crown that fell out not the actual implant. If this is indeed the case, you can get some type of cement at a local pharmacy if they carry it. Not sure what hey carry in pharmaides in the Bahmas. But the crown should go in quietly or the gum will grow over the implant and make it difficult to place the crown back on later
Save the screw, also the tooth most likely will stay in without the screw, I suggest you place a small piece of cotton in the hole and if you know what type of implant and you have the screw most dentist who do implant dentistry should be able to scew it back in good luck
I am not sure from your question if the entire implant fell out or just the implant crown. In either case, please do not glue anything back on your own. This can lead to further problems and complications. I would recommend saving the implant part that came off till you can see a dentist. Leave the area alone and keep it as clean as you can till you get to your dentist.
If you have had a reaction to acrylic it will not affect your ability to have Zirconium. Zirconium is a white metal and a great option for restoring implants depending on what you are trying to achieve. Best of luck.
Hi, thanks for write... Of course you could change this crown, go to your dentist and tell him about your needs or ask him the name of the implant to inform another dentist if you don't want to come to the same. Good luck
Call your dentist right away and have it checked out. It may not be the implant that is loose, but rather the screw that holds the abutment in place. If you are not having pain this is likely the case. Your dentist would drill through the crown and tighten the screw down. Hopefully, this is ...
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