I needed the implant on my left lateral incisor, I also had a baby tooth as my right which needed a crown. I got both done in same appointment. When he was finished I was happy but it wasn't until further examination when I left that i noticed the two teeth do not match or are aligned at the gum with the rest of my teeth. I have a followup appointment next week should I mention it, can anything be done to fix it? Is this just the way my gum line falls or is this a mistake on his part? Thanks
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February 7, 2018
Answer: The gumline matters more than most people think!
If you are wondering if they are different, no, as long as they re FDA approved,and titanium grade 5, transnational companies, they are ll the same, the difference is the amount the doctor wants to charge,location, and provably discounts or special offers, many patients travel for dental ...
These are always sticky situations. It is normal that bone spurs can develop after an original surgery. However it is rare when inly a single tooth is removed. If a dentist is qualified enough to remove the tooth, she should be qualified to remove the bone spur. Referring you to another ...
Yes, many patients like to be aware, but my suggestion is that you should have conscious sedation, you will not feel nothing, and you will have great experience on placing implants, you will not feel nothing, and you will wake up with everything set.go for it, you will love it.and if not, just...