My molar tooth has dropped a little, getting dental implant.

Thanks for your question. You are smart to think this many steps ahead. Without seeing it in person, my advice is that as long as there is room for the implant to be placed and restored, its likely that you won't have bite problems. If you are concerned about this, you can always start by restoring the implant with a temporary crown to see how your function is and if its a problem, consider intruding the opposing molar.
Hope this helps, good luck!

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 that continues to mess up your Vitebsk .. so you’re better off just fixing the space with a single implant so your mouth can reach equilibrium again.