I am getting a partial on the bottom front. Will it fit because I have gum loss? (Photo)

I would strongly suggest you look at the entire mouth raher than concentrating on lateral incisor implants.  The front teeth are all tipped lingually and the maxillae (upper arch) could be expanded.I would strongly suggest utilizing the DNA appliance and Epigenetic orthodontic to expand and...

What you are describing is called pathologic migration. It is the shift in your teeth when periodontal disease ( bone loss and infection) is present.  Since there is bone loss, you are getting gum recession.  The infection is either around the implant compromising the adjacent teeth or...

It is excellent that you are monitoring the healing of your implants very thoroughly. An implant component that has become exposed above the gumline does not necessarily mean the implant is failing. You may just be seeing what is called a "healing abutment" which is designed to transmit through...

Your first option to consider may be orthodontics to create more space and move the adjacent teeth roots out if the way to make an implant restoration a possibility.  As usual,  your post gives totally inadquate information eg. which tooth, condition of adjacent teeth, bite pattern,...

A zirconia implant abutment together with a zirconia or e-max crown give the most aesthetic results for front teeth restorations. A skilled dental technician with the appropriate guidance, can create a very natural looking tooth. In our practice, the dental technician typically participates in...

Depending on the type of bone graft material utilized will determine how long you need to wait until the implants are placed.  Also, the type of material used will determine how long the graft will last.  It is not common for a graft to "disappear" after 7 months no matter what type...