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Hi:This is rare but possible that an implant under the gum with bone graft needs to be exposed by removing some bone. Best,Dr. Maddahi
Hello,It is not uncommon to remove bone when exposing the implant for the final restoration. Sometimes the bone surrounding the implant prevents the prosthesis to fully seat and necessitates the need for removal of excess bone. It is usually a very small amount of bone that is removed.Hope this helps,Dr. Mazaheri
Bone isn't exactly easy to grow, so a doctor will typically place more bone graft material than they expect to grow. You're very fortunate to have grown a lot of good bone! Sometimes some of that bone needs to be removed if it grew to well.
You need a complete smilemakeover, could be some crowns, or implants or bridges, this will depend on a complete evaluation,but certainly you will have agreat solution of your mouth, shape,size and even color can be changed.
Vitamin C promotes collagen synthesis, which helps healing at any stage of healing that you are. On the other hand "The flipper" is a bad idea the compression that causes the same apparatus and the mastication can cause the loss of the bone graft. best wishes.
WorriedOne, you can certainly get bone or gum grafts independent of dental implants. From what you describe, it sounds like you'd be best suited to see a periodontist, who is a specialist of the gums and bone that support our teeth. Periodontists are trained in grafting of both bone and gums,...