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HelloIt´s a problem, you should go with your dentist and look for an optimal solutionRegards.
More importantly make sure the healing cap passed through your intestinal tract. Once you have been cleared by a Gastroenterologist then proceed with another placement of a healing cap. Based on the office policies healing caps can be replaced free of charge or have a slight fee, this depends on the office. Good luck.
Hello If you lost the healing cap you have to pay for it. Converse with your doctor to handle de situation.
I would not expect a patient to pay for a healing abutment / cover that was ingested . There is a cost to the dentist for a new one but I think it would be unreasonable for the patient to pay . One could argue that it may have not been tightened to a high enough torque allowing it to loosen and so be lost.
This totally depends on the relationship you have with the clinic. But it is a reusable thing where we can sterlize and use it for other case also.
While I would not charge a fee in this situation, it is within the dentists rights to charge if they want to. I personally think it harms the business, but charging for this is a common thing in some clinics. Many "chain" clinics have low fees, but charge for every little thing that is often included in the fees from another office. If you are at a clinic that is a franchise, or a chain, then I would expect you to be charged for this.
A thorough clinical evaluation and radiographic examination is required to understand the nature of the lump and the etiology behind its existence. Only then it can be decided whether it can be treated medically or surgically.
There is nothing to worry about. Although the gum tissue will cover the implant rapidly, you can see your surgeon to replace it at anytime.
It is not a normal thing to develop pain after two and a half months of implant placement. There are chances that you are developing a condition called periimplantitis (inflammation around the dental implant). Kindly get a checkup done from an expert implantologist.