I received a dental implant on #9 including extraction, bone graft and the implant. I was prescribed antibiotics and ibuprofen for a week. It's one week post-op and I am still experiencing minor headaches (in my temples), sporadic dizziness, & nausea. I also worked out and felt extremely light headed. This is abnormal for me and I would've expected this to go away by now. Zero pain on the implant. When should these side effects subside? Do you think it's a sinus-related issue? Thanks!
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Yes, a Dental implant is an ideal option in your case.
In case of non-restoration of that tooth, neighboring teeth will migrate.
and in the case of a bridge, you have to compromise two neighboring teeth.
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There are three parts to an implant, the implant, the abutment and the crown. During the course of healing you will not have an abutment or crown right away but rather a healing cap. Sometimes this cap may become loose and must be replaced. I would call your treating dentist and see...
There is no right answer. Putting in an implant is a great way to give you more teeth to eat with. On the other hand, one can definitely live without that tooth. Studies would show that loosing just #18 would decrease you chewing capacity by 5%. Secondly replacing a second molar with an implant...