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Bad breath can be a sign of peri-implant disease, which can jeopardize the survival of your implant. The implant, unlike a natural tooth, does not have a periodontal ligament for protection, so it is more prone to bacteria adhering to the surface generating bone loss and, therefore, loss of implant retention. For this reason a correct hygiene technique is essential, flossing and the use of waterpick can help to better clean the area. I would also recommend a visit to the dentist for a review with radiography and clinical examination of the current state of the implant.
You have two options,the best one is to do braces and to bring that bite to a correct position,the situation is that at the end you will have a good oclusion,but you will still have the same teeth,with the same shape,size and color,and it will take up to 1 year aprox.now if you do not want to...
Your previous experience with a dental implant does not indicate a future adverse event. You can safely go through dental implant treatment in the future provided you see a good doctor and are an eligible candidate for such treatment.
For dental implants what makes them be firm and long lasting is the quality of the bone where the implant will be attached. If they are loose or already have fallen you might be a candidate for bone grafting, after this treatment is done (minimum 2 months after) the implants can be attached