Paul Newitt, BSc, DMD, AFAAID - Account Suspended says:
It is a little difficult to make out the area you are showing in the picture but it does appear to be an area where the bone width may have been limited. If you had that tooth missing for a long time prior to the implant placement it is common to see the bone width decrease rapidly.
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After seeing the picture of your teeth I would agree with the second office advice. There is no need of dental implant treatment. It can be correct with aligner and braces. So visit your nearby orthodontist for the treatment.
Hi, I do see that you have lost quite a bit of bone and gum tissue around your implant causing you to appear as if you have a very big tooth. I admit that it doesn't look very good. If your smile is as you depict in your picture, then this will not show when you smile. In other words you have a...
