Dental Implant Complications - VOORHEES, NJ
Everything You Need To Know About Implant Risks & Complications
95% Of Dental Implants Are Succesful
- The gold standard for tooth replacement
- Permanently fixed, so you can eat and speak with ease
- Natural-looking and fully-functional
- Color-matched and custom-made for your smile
- The only option that prevents bone loss in your jaw
But What About The Other 5%?
Like any surgical procedure, dental implants do still come with some risks and complications. That’s where the experts can step in and help. Even with complicated issues and varying degrees of severity present in the issues, you can trust our team to fix your dental implant complications.
These complications could be caused by inexperienced dentists improperly treating or placing the implants, or simply by the standard biological wear-and-tear to which even your natural teeth are exposed.
Our experienced and board-certified periodontists, Dr. Alan Meltzer and Dr. Wael Isleem, can get your smile back on track.
There Are 3 Types Of Dental Implant Problems
01
Cosmetic or function issues with the implant itself
02
Bone problems around the implant grafting site
03
Gum tissue complications (peri-implantitis)
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We Can Fix These Problems
Do You Have:
- Failing bridge-work?
- Broken teeth?
- Full dentures but wish there was a way to go back?
Let us help you feel whole again
Even if you’ve been living with dental implant complications, you’re not without hope.
Our team is specialized in treating these issues and even “redoing” implant placement to ensure you are receiving the best long-term benefits afforded by dental implants.
Or Do The Implants Properly The First Time Around
Our board-certified periodontists have extensive experience placing, writing about, and teaching other dentists about dental implants.
We know exactly what instruments to use to place your implants properly, and also to maintain them going forward.
With technology like advanced CBCT imaging and dynamic navigation for implant surgery, we can consistently provide treatment that is effective, predictable, and long-lasting.
After the initial placement, we help all our patients develop a long-term plan for caring for their implants at home as well as creating a schedule for regular dental care.
We’re here to help restore your health and smile with personalized treatment for dental implant complications.
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Maintaining Your Implants
Regular appointments for annual checkups and exams that include x-rays and professional cleanings are an essential part of maintaining your dental implants.
While they’ll never decay or need root canal treatment, the surrounding gum tissue needs to be watched carefully and consistently to avoid the risk of peri-implantitis and other soft tissue complications.
If you notice any problems or changes in your implants, we need to address them as soon as possible in order to save your implant in time.
Our team will make sure you have everything you need to maintain your new smile for years to come. If you have any questions, just give us a call and we’ll guide you through it.
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