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Dental implants moving
I had my dental implants done 1 year ago... n it is moving one of the implants is moving, there's pain also.. now what can I do ?
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Not a good sign you will have to get it removed
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You should see the dentist who has placed the dental Implant for you, if possible.
Get it confirmed if implant or just cap over it is moving.
The dentist may need a x-ray to confirm the situation and associated solution required to treat it.
In this case an online consultation will help you less.
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Dr. Balaji K
Dentist
23 yrs exp
Chennai
please visit a dentist ,
u have invested time n money in your implants, so utmost care should b taken .
we have a great team for the above.
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Dr. Babita Sangwan
Dental Surgeon
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Go to your doctor and discuss with him.it seems to be an implant failure ..but should confirm first.
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Dr. Aarti Mohta
Dentist
21 yrs exp
Nagpur
Visit the dentist who had the implants done. Pain and mobility indicates failure of implants. Get the proper xrays done and do the nessecary treatment
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Hello am Dr varun from Hyderabad prosthodontist and implantologist....there are some time chance of the crown that is ur cap may move ..or ..the abutment...that is the part which is attached to the implant which is placed inside ur bone....and very cases ..implant itself may move..which means ..implant failure so better u consult ur dentist and get complete x ray u will come to know ....
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