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Most dentist trained in surgery should be able to do this... Things to think about is what will you wear or function with after, why do this, understand unless alot of infection you would be better off keeping them good luck Kevin Coughlin DMD, MBA, MAGD CEO Baystate Dental PC
Removing the dental implants is a simple and easy procedure.The adherence to dental implants depend on your bone quality and the removal of lower jaw implants are more typical as compared to the dental implants of the upper jaw. Sometimes, the dental implants removal creates a bigger hole and it becomes impossible to replace the implant. There it is needed to choose the dentist that is experienced and have complete knowledge of this typical procedure.
I am very sorry to hear that you want 6 implants removed. This sounds tragic. Why would you want all 6 removed? Removal of implants should be done by a qualified implantologist. Though removing the implant can be difficult enough, maintaining the bone will be really difficult. What do you and your dentist have planned once the implants are removed? What type of restoration will be made in the interim healing phase. Is this your decison because you are unhappy. We need more details. Good luck to you.
A surgically trained dentist such as an oral surgeon or a periodontist WITH experience is most appropriate. Atraumatic removal of the implant and site preservation is the key to success. Older techniques involve 'cutting' the bone around the implant using trough burs. While this is effective, it does require removal of a 1 mm surrounding bone. A more current technique is use of a special implant removal devices that effectively removes the implant while preserving the bone. This is a special device / kit that not all dentists have. We have used this technique very effectively in our office.
I would recommend a Periodontist since they receive extensive training in this field. Oral surgeons would also be a good choice but in my opinion Periodontists have better knowledge and experience when it comes to implants.
The question is not so much who but rather why? An integrated dental implant can be removed by unscrewing it usually and an experienced implantologist can do that. Healed implants are rarely removed unless the implant healed in the wrong position. If an implant is ailing then removal is often straight forward.
it best to consult an oral surgeon to get the implants removed. the implants are usually removed with the help of trephines which remove the implant along with some bone around them so as to prevent any fractures or other complications.
It lly doesn't matter who, as much as "wo is willing.". Only a skilled experienced dentist would even try. Generally speaking, an oral surgeon or periodontist is likely the choice.
Your idea is great, but your too late. Tooth transplantation can easily be done, but has come out of favor due to dental implants. The problem for you is that your third molar is completely formed. Tooth transplantation only works when the wisdom tooth is 1/2 to 3/4 formed.
Thank you for your question. On occasion, cover screws can get loose and fall out. The best thing to do is see a dentist at your first opportunity. Any dentist working with implants can place it back.
Having your teeth made in one day is definitely possible and safe. The teeth that you will go home with that day are meant to have for a few months until the implants and gums have fully healed. Once healing is complete you then return to have a permanent set made which will adapt more ...