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Are you sure that this is an implant ? If this is the remainder of the temporary crown then yes it can be remade but not just glued in. This would require a new abutment that is screwed into the implant and then a new temporary crown. However it looks like from the photo that this is a natural tooth that has broken at the gum line. In this case it would require a root canal and a post and a new crown. Or an actual implant after remover of the root,. There is a limited amount of natural tooth remaining so this is a very challenging fix.
No, only metallic objects that are on / in / through your head. Since the xray is limited to your head, you will not have to remove it.
My recommendation is to follow the instructions you received from your surgeon. Did you get written post-operative instructions? If you want to verify what you heard from the office manager, perhaps by speaking with your doctor or his surgical assistant, that would at least put your...
It looks like you had the tooth extracted and they placed a temporary bridge while you heal. I would allow at least 3-4 months for healing and bone resorption to complete before making the final bridge. That should be enough time for bone to resorb. Your bone will resorb all throughout...
