Could receiving Botox in the forehead impact my dental implants?

Lost bone will not grow back with a dental implant. However, a dental implant will help maintain the existing bone architecture and prevent or minimize further bone loss in the future.

Looks like the tissue is healing. If you have no pus coming out, I wouldn't be too concerned. But it would be best to see your dentist if you are concerned. I would expect it to swell for a few days and then start to calm down. Do you have any replacement teeth you're using right now? It could...

A dental implant from placement to restoration comprises of 3 main components. The implant itself, the abutment (which screws into the implant) and the crown (which is cemented to the abutment). The implant screw usually comes with the implant itself at time of placement therefore it does...

Cover screw if visible is generally not a big concern. You should be able to heal uneventfully during the course of your treatment.

You will need to extract the broken tooth # 15 as it can be a potential source of infection or if there is decay it can potentially spread to adjacent teeth. Your choice of not doing an implant is acceptable; however, be aware that in some individuals and in some instances the opposing bottom...

A previous trauma might have led to this condition when the root is getting resorbed. Looking at the present condition, it would grow loose eventually. It would be better if you get it extracted and replaced with a dental implant so that it is a permanent solution for the issue.