Can I change the shape/lengthen my dental implant crown? (Photo)

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...

If you wish to regain the ability to chew again on this tooth then yes you would benefit from bone grafting and an implant. If the goal is to not get the tooth back in this position then you would not require it. One of the risks of not getting a tooth there can be that your opposing tooth on...

Hello. First of all, a 3-D CT analysis is very imporant to evaluate current situation. Two implants for overdenture prosthesis is the simplest and cost effective way of treatment but a fixed implant supported solution such as an all-on-4 may be more effective in terms of chewing ability and...

There is no issues with this as long as the implant is stable. I would follow the dentist's advise with this.

Any general dentist that has experience in restoring implants, can work on your case and if necessary change your crown in its entirety.

Prior to placing the implant, your dentist would have taken a CT scan which would enable him to properly examine your bone mass and plan on where implants could most successfully be placed. Besides assessing where your bone is sturdiest, your dentist would also plan on the angle in which the...