Do you need to take antibiotics for the second stage of a dental implant?

You should definitely tell your doctor what happened and voice your concerns. There's no way of knowing if the implant was affected until the doctor checks it and takes an xray. 

Hello and thank you for your question. You should be able to find temporary dental cement at the drugstore, however, I recommend getting a formal evaluation with your dentist or Prosthodontist as soon as possible.  A Prosthodontist has advanced training in restoring and replacing teeth and...

A dry socket would be very painful. It is expected to have some discomfort for a couple of weeks. You surgically had a body part removed so it is going to take time to feel back to normal. The area appears fine. If the suture is coming out, that's fine. You should be able to just tug it out. It...

Many times tongue tenderness can occur when the healing caps that cover the openings of the implants extend through the gum tissue causing discomfort. Once the crowns are placed on the dental implants, this should subside. However, if the crowns are already on the dental implants, I would...

It is a shame you had those teeth extracted (amputated).  I would suggest looking into Epigenetic Orthopedics with the DNA Appliance to regain spaces and expand the maxillar bony base.  You might want to consider releasing your tongue tie and doing oral myofunctional therapy as well.Rep...

I would probably suggest an extraction. All of the decay would need to be removed before definitively determining if the tooth is salvageable or not, but you can usually expect decay to extend further than it appears on an xray.