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What happen if implant fail after 15 year can it be replace with new one i want to know from expert if
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It can be placed again
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Itâs rare for a dental implant to fail â in fact, 90%-95% of dental implant procedures are successful. Unsuccessful osseointegration,
infection, tissue damage surrounding the implant, or allergic reactions can cause implants to fail. Treatment of your failed implant depends upon why it failed, so talking to your dentist is the best way to achieve proper treatment. As always, prevention is easier than dealing with a failed implant.
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Properly maintain your implants by keeping up good oral hygiene â brushing, flossing, and using an antibacterial mouthwash twice a day.
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Yes it can be replaced. But need to know full history. Like why you want to replace it, oral conditions, bone condition any other medical condition.
So consult doctor online or offline.
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Send opg xray .
Yes it can be placed again
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It can be replaced but we have to check why it fails, is it due to poor oral hygiene, excessive bone loss, or other causes. Dentistry is quite advanced every treatment is possible.
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