Dental implant kept hurting & then fell out of my mouth, can you advise? (Photos)

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My new dental implant has been hurting ever since it was put in. Today the implant fell out of my mouth, and I’m noticing that it is not straight. It is on quite an angle. Is it abnormal to install implants on an angle? Might that be why it was hurting? I had implants before and I had no problem. Also, I only went in three times this time. I have gone in 12 times. I went with a different dentist this time since I moved. Any help be appreciated, thanks

Ajay Kashi, DDS · Answer

Sometimes the implants are placed at an angle. The reasons for your failure could be one or multiple reasons and it would be difficult to judge without looking at your x rays, photos, the bite and other details.

Tugce Sumer, DDS - Account Suspended · Answer

Dear sabrina in NJ,If a dentist places an implant in an area where there is not sufficient bone to support it, the implant may loosen and fall out like it did in your case. This is typically caused by shortcuts (not taking the enough time to complete the required treatment) taken or outdated technology used during the treatment planning process. It is advised that you see a gum disease specialist where they can advise the best approach and treatment plan.

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