I am not happy with an implant. The area where the implant was placed is dark, since it is my front tooth it is noticeable.

Hello and thank you for your question. The best way to answer this would be with an in-person consultation. While it is difficult to remove an implant, it may be possible to replace the crown to make it match better with your other teeth. I recommend getting a consultation with a prosthodontist...

Clearchoice follows the all-on-4 method, which is a great method for placing a full set of dental implants. At New Teeth Now, however, we do things a bit differently. I'll explain the difference. We use the all-on-4 technique as well, but place about 6 on the upper and 4 on the lower for more...

Although it is impossible to say for sure what is causing your headaches without examining you in person, there is a small chance that you may have developed TMJ due to a change in your bite after having the implant placed. I recommend visiting a neuromuscular dentist to have your jaw examined...

I had a flipper to replace a front tooth as a teenager. I had a bone graft done and was able to continue to wear the flipper. I even wore it after the placement of my implant. I was never without a tooth during the process. If the flipper doesn't fit after the bone graft procedure, it can be...

It definitely looks like the area is infected. Bone loss is not a good sign. Most likely the implant will have to be removed and the area cleaned. It is ideal to have a 3D scan taken to have a more accurate diagnosis of bone loss. Then have the bone graft placed again and let the area heal...

If you can not absolutely wait till after your pregnancy (which is recommended), then it is ok to expose the implant with local anesthesia with a minimally invasive approach. Best to advise your doctors.