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If it is hard it is possibly bone. It has only been one week so I would not panic, but I would definitely call the dentist who did it and get in to see him/her to evaluate as soon as possible
That appears to be bone sticking through the gums. This can happen for many reasons and it's important you go see an oral surgeon to assess the situation before you lose more bone and possibly the implant.
Here in Canada we are experts at replacing front teeth, we see so many hockey fights gone wrong.Likely you need the bone built up in the ares of the loss, then implants are placed. Depending on the space and the philosophy of the doctor, 1 or 2 implants can be used to support 2 teeth.Go see ...
Yes. Most teeth require bone grafting. The reason you can get away without it is if you have thick bone on the outside of the tooth & the tooth socket(s) are very small. The mandibular molar is one of these cases. The doctor can see the size of the socket after extraction. Not...
By braces treatment it is possible to create spacing for one more central incisor , and later restoration by implant. but it is time consuming process.
