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The picture is a little bit unclear, but it looks very possible that what you're seeing is either a healing collar or a cover screw.If it is a cover screw, then it may be a little tricky to restore this implant esthetically but it won't be impossible.If it is a healing collar, then this is perfectly normal and nothing to be concerned about.This is a question that your implant dentist can easily answer so that your mind can be put at ease.I hope you found this information to be helpful,Dr. Champagne
From the very blurry picture, it looks like a cover screw or healing abutment. If it is a cover screw, which is very shallow, then you have a problem. If it is a healing abutment which is much longer, then it will be fine. It all depends on depth of the implant. Hope this helps.
that exposed part is implant cover screw. no need to worry about that, it will stay there during healing phase[3months] only.
Once a crown has been fabricated, and cemented in the mouth, the color is stable and so can not be modified. In addition to the color, the translucency of the ceramics need to be close to that of the surrounding natural teeth or this too can contribute to the new tooth not blending in. ...
Safe bet would be to get a retainer to hold the teeth in the current position. This way you will avoid any shifting until your implant can be placed and restored.
No it would not affect nothing, on the procedure or setting.so do not worry,everything should come out right if there is enough bone.