I had implants put in 2 years ago, they are sore & don't line up with my teeth correctly. What can be done?

Without seeing x-rays and examining your teeth and gums, it is impossible to know for sure what steps need to be taken to correct your problem. As a licensed and preferred dental implant provider it may be necessary to remove your dental implant in order to plan for new dental implant placement. I would see a dental implant specialist before I talked to an attorney. Good luck!

without more documentation it is diffficult to diagnose your problem. I would suggest getting a second opinion from another dentist to figure out exactly what your problem is. contacting a lawyer isn't your first course of action.

The soreness may be sign of peri-implantitis which is characterized by pain, bone loss, and inflammation. Depending on state of the peri-imlantitis, predictable treatments are very limited. The other issue is poor alignment as you indicated which may be a contributing factor to peri-implantitis. Without examination and X-ray, I can can not give you a definite recommendation, but generally, removal of the implant and planning for a new properly positioned implant is the most predictable option. 

I am not sure if on your description of what is happening to you refers to a temporary bridge or the final bridge or prosthesis. Anyways it is always a good idea to visit the surgeon that placed the implants to see if there is a problem with the implants. An X-ray should be taken to evaluate this implants as well as a clinical exam. 
Good luck to you. Dr. Arroyo