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As with any surgical procedure, there are a number of complications with dental implants that can result in the partial or total failure of the implant. The best way to ensure the success of your implants is to stay in good dental health, manage your aftercare well, and choose a skilled and experienced dentist. Book an appointment with Dental Implants London Clinic today!
It’s possible for the implant to fail to fuse with the jawbone, and become loose or fall out after a few months. This can be caused by incorrect placing during surgery, insufficient bone density, overloading, surrounding tissue damage, sudden impact, fractured implants, and even allergies.
I was searching for a dentist to do implants treatment. visited Dental Implant London and when I visited the clinic, I found they are so caring and supportive. The dentist explained me the entire process and suggested to stay calm during the treatment. Many thanks!
I have had gum disease and as a result have lost quite a few of my teeth. I was coping okay with my upper teeth plate but when I lost my bottom teeth I decided to have implants because bottom dentures were much more difficult to manage. I’m now considering having the upper set replaced with dental implants as well.
Poor dental hygiene during or after surgery can lead to a buildup of bacteria, causing infection. Symptoms include red and swollen gums near the implant, resulting in bone loss and the failure of the implant. Infection can sometimes be treated, but the implant has to be taken out in most cases. Patients who smoke, have poor oral hygiene, diabetes, and/or thin gums are most likely to develop infection.
It’s possible your body may view the implant as a foreign object. The implant may therefore be rejected and pushed out.
A rare complication usually caused by an inexperienced dentist, nerve and tissue surrounding the implant can become damaged. This happens when the implant is fitted too close to a nerve, resulting in extreme pain, tingling or numbness in the surrounding area. The damage can be undone, but the implant usually needs to be removed.
It’s normal for a small amount of tissue to become damaged and swollen after dental implant surgery. If your symptoms become extreme, you should contact your dentist immediately.
Although rare, some patients have an allergic reaction to the titanium in the teeth implants, resulting in symptoms of itchiness and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
I have struggled with various problems with my teeth over many years, and eventually was advised to have most of them removed. I was devastated about this but decided that I should see Dental Implants London for their advice on possible implants. They investigated my bone density before telling me that I would be suitable candidate. It is such a relief to know that I will soon have functioning teeth again. Thank you.
I have been looking at the cost of all on 4 dental implants and found that Dental Implants London was offering treatment at a very competitive cost. I will be starting my treatment next month.
Overloading can be a risk of immediate loading during the implant surgery: a one-stage procedure that fits the abutment and crown onto the implant straight away. Implant surgery is usually a two-stage process which allows time for dental implants to fuse with the jawbone before placing the crown or bridgework. Immediate loading results in a faster treatment time and recovery. However, complications can occur as the implant integration is disrupted by the excess pressure of the abutment and/or crown or bridgework.
Sometimes the implant can bend or break, despite being made of titanium. A knock to the face, or excessive pressure can also fracture or break the implant.
If you experience any complications after implant surgery, contact your dentist immediately. If a dental implant fails, it usually has to be removed and the area left to heal. It will take at least six months for the area to recover before the implant can be attempted again. A bone graft may be necessary to provide enough strength and support for the implant.
If you experience further problems you may have insufficient bone density, an allergy, or be unsuitable for dental implants.
To determine the cause of your complication, it’s best to visit another dentist for a second opinion. If the complication is down to yourself alone, your dentist should explain the issue and let you know if alternative restorations will work.
We proudly provide patients with first-class dental treatment. To find out about our dental implants, book an initial consultation with us today.