Is it normal for my gums to look white after an implant and bone graft?

Hi and Thank you for your question. Areas of failing bone grafts and implants can certainly be treated again. If there are other failing teeth next to the area to be treated ,these could certainly cause the problem you have been having with the failing bone grafts. Re-evaluate the areas and...

Hello, well that white stuff is part of the healing process of your gum, its in fact your gum, please don't touch it, it will change colors in a few days, as the tissue matures and heals. Hope this helps, good luck

Hi and thank you for your question. Although it is difficult to tell from  the ct. scan the panoramic view does show bone loss in the area. It seems that not even a 3.3 implant could be placed without havinf additional bone loss. My recommendation is to have the area augmented with a...