Hi, I have an implant that is not fully covered in gum. Please see the attached latest X-Ray. The dentist is suggesting to get it out asap and thinks it should come out easily given amount of bone around it. I had a traumatising experience when I got the infected one out. Please provide feedback if getting out makes sense or it can integrate if left as is
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Utilizing digital technology in both orthodontics and implant planning a specialist should be able to simulate the planned tooth movements to see if removing the implants is absolutely necessary. As a prosthodontist we work closely with other specialist like orthodontist to pre plan treatment...
Bonding agents do not adhere strongly to porcelain crowns. So, it has to be renewed or if they can be removed without any damage, they can be reshaped in dental laboratory.
Implants for posterior teeth should have enough strength to resist against heavy chewing forces. In that circumstance, if the material is being chosen as a narrower one than conventional implants, the implant should be a stronger material. Roxolid implants are made for that. If your implant is...
