Dental implants causing tongue pain

It is a shame you had those teeth extracted (amputated).  I would suggest looking into Epigenetic Orthopedics with the DNA Appliance to regain spaces and expand the maxillar bony base.  You might want to consider releasing your tongue tie and doing oral myofunctional therapy as well.Rep...

I would probably suggest an extraction. All of the decay would need to be removed before definitively determining if the tooth is salvageable or not, but you can usually expect decay to extend further than it appears on an xray.

Hi there, Your implants and crowns are there for 2 reasons...esthetics and function. You have to be able to chew on the implant crowns. The implant crowns should lightly touch the teeth in the opposing upper jaw.  I would have your dentist check it. You should be able to bite and hold the...

Hello and thank you for your question. The best way to answer this would be with an in-person consultation where they can go over your options, but it may be possible to adjust the crown to make you happier with your final result. There are several steps in creating dental implants. The...

You are still early in the healing phase after an extraction. Try to avoid any trauma or pulling to the area. If you start to notice that things are getting worse instead of better, I would consult your surgeon.  

 Judging by the x-ray that you posted, it appears as though the root of the tooth is fractured in such a way that It is not savable.Since the adjacent teeth appear to be in very good condition,  it would not typically be recommended to file them down and do a bridge. Assuming that you want a f...