Had a dental implants surgery 6 months, almost 7 months ago. All of a sudden, I have pain around it

At no point should you have to be toothless after your tooth is extracted.  You have a high smile line and it is absolutely critical that adequate steps will be followed to preserve both the hard and soft tissue in this area. You didn't mention why your tooth needs to be extracted. Why...

Just because a buried implant becomes exposed does not mean it is failing, but it is very important that if the implant is only partially exposed, have the dentist that placed the implant fully expose the implant by attaching a healing abutment. Studies have shown that partial exposure of an...

HI There, Your questions are good. Especially as you have that big event coming up.  You should be just fine.  Be sure to clean the area as best as you can.  The mouth heals really quickly if clean.  Maybe some warm salt water rinses the night of removing stitches, but after that you should ...

I'll try to answer all of your questions in order.1) I wouldn't try to close the space with a wisdom tooth. The wisdom tooth will shift into the empty space if there isn't anything there to fill in the space, but it would be difficult to move it that far that the whole space would be closed.2) I...

While most nerve injuries do recover on their own, it is important to establish care with an oral and maxillofacial surgeon who is experienced with trigeminal nerve injuries and repair. You should be seen soon, as timely evaluation and monitoring is critical in...

Replacing four upper front teeth and four lower front teeth could be done for as little as $1500 with removable plastic dentures to as much as $60,000 with implants, advanced bone grafting, and mastery level porcelain aesthetics.  Without photos of your current situation, and without...