Problems with dental implants. The bottom ones move, and cause pain. Can I have them fixed?

Yes, what your orthodontist is recommending is a very viable approach and I have used it many times in my cosmetic dental practice.  However, after they remove your central incisors and close the spaces you will no doubt need to have porcelain veneers to complete the job.  Lateral...

The dental literature is quite clear and the evidence is, that it can’t. It can certainly be slowed down, to the point where it doesn’t progress at the rate but, in terms of reverse, there’s been no substantial evidence to show bone regeneration around an implant, post peri-implantitis. Often...

Yes. With te right amount of bone grafting, proper sized teeth, you can have your youthful face back. 

You did not say how old you are.  If you are the 20-50 year old range I would strongly suggest an implant that will preserve bone and replace the tooth and is easier to care for than a bridge.If you are older both can give you lifetime service.  Overall periodontal health and your...

Here are some of the factors that you need to consider when you want to decide if dental implants are good option to replace missing teeth: -are the roots of the adjacent teeth far enough apart to have room to place an implant-is the width of the bone thick enough as you go from your lip to...

The esthetics of front teeth are extremely challenging but not impossible. The front two central incisors should dominate your smile and should be mirror images if possible. A custom shade is often required especially if only 1 tooth is being done to match the other. You and your dentist need...