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Minimum of 1.5 mm space is needed between implant and root of a tooth. This is to ensure presence of adequate bone to prevent bone loss. Also prevents damage to root of the tooth. Safe to have 2 mm. Depending on experience of the surgeon.
Although dentalimplants do encourage natural bone formation, there needs to be enough spacebetween them and otherwise healthy teeth so that the stability of the implantor tooth is not compromised. The more space between the implant and the tooth,the better. You may want to ask your dentist about bone grafting if bone heightis inadequate in other areas.
generally 3mm ideal. 1mm near apex can work. So a 4.3 mm implant would ideally like 8-10 mm between two tooth roots
Most dental implants actually do heal with the gum tissue re-covering the implant before an abutment is placed with a permanent crown. It should not be a problem whatsoever to uncover the implant again if the gum tissue grows back. You may have had a temporary placed on the abutment, so ask your...
Hard to say if it is necessary without exam and xray, and even amongst dentists there is much debate about them. It is your tooth and your decision, so if you don't want one you can ask for the space to be filled with a core material and a crown placed. It may still fracture, but at...
It could make a difference and you would use less glue, but 2 dental implants is not enough. For dentures,depends also on the type of abutment, for instance if you use locators,this would make a very stable denture, if you use o-rings, it would not be as good or steady as you think. My...
