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Hello!A 'hole' feeling is normal since you're used to there being an implant/tooth there. The graft needs time to integrate with your bone and as it does it will fill in. It's possible that even after that, you may still feel like there's a hole remaining or a space or dent, because there is no implant/tooth. I think you should be fine, but ultimately, if it continues to concern you, don't hesitate to contact your dentist and go in to have him give it a once over.Good luck!
Hi:Most likely this is normal. However, X-ray and photo is necessary for more accurate advice. If you are concerned, please contact your dentist.Best,Dr. Maddahi
Hi:Sorry to hear about your situation. At this point your suture can not be replaced. However, you might want to have your dentist shorten the tips of the suture to create more comfort for you.Best,Dr. Maddahi
From what you describe it sounds like you had an extraction with a bridge temporary. As you heal your gum will shrink as the swelling from surgery subsides. Sometimes they shirk more than expected. The space will continue to grow until you're completely healed, and...
Hi. Thanks for your question. The thing that makes this tricky is that the bony defect looks to include the back wall (lingual) of the jaw so it makes it hard to get anything to stay in place. That's not to say that it can't be done. There are more advanced grafting...
