I had some teeth pulled (23-26) due to bone loss & had 2 implants put in 2 years ago. one is way too far back, is very sore and not lined up with my teeth. The piece that was created it causing a serious lisp and is very noticeable. The piece is so bulky I can't talk properly. I was told there would be no difference between my real teeth and the implants they put in. What can I do to have it corrected? Should I contact a lawyer on this?
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It's possible that your sinus is situated in such a way that it is very close to the sight of where your tooth was extracted and the implant was placed.
It would be best if you contacted the doctor who performed this procedure early Monday morning so that they could take a look and give you...
Hi:Normally you are allowed to eat food you normally eat. Any type of food that would damage your normal teeth could damage the crown or the implant.Best,Dr. Maddahi
You can go for dental implants at any age. Age is not a factor for dental implants. If you have any health-related issues, just discuss them with your implant dentist.