Removal Of Infected/Failed Dental Implant - All-on-4 - Brighton Implant Clinic
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- Опубликовано: 29 июл 2018
- We discuss why an implant would fail and how this is done, the video does include scenes of surgery. Viewer discretion advised. A dental implant on the upper jaw needed to be removed due to infection. The implant was removed under local anaesthetic. The upper all on 4 bridge was reduced in size and will be supported by just 3 implants for the next 4 months. After a 4 month healing period we will place another implant and allow this to heal for a further 4 months.
Eventually the upper all on 4 bridge will be supported on the previous 3 implants plus the new implant on the upper right side (posterior)
Please feel free to ask questions, for more information about our clinic www.brightonimplantclinic.co.uk
Thanks for explaining
Many thanks
Thank you and I’m glad I found your video. It’s made my issue a little easier to understand. I have 5 failed implants. I fell out and I nearly chocked. It fell out complete. What you also mentioned about around the teeth (up and down shows gum loss. Possibly in my case it could even be insufficient artificial bone that wasn’t packed enough, I’ll get a second opinion as not knowing how to read an X-ray is frustrating.
Hi Joy, if you have gum bone loss due to infected calculus around the implant within the bone, regular deep cleaning won't do much. EMS airflow perio clean may stop it from deteriorating further. A modern laser procedure called LANAP will not only kill the bacteria but will encourage (not guarantee) new bone growth. That is your last option before removal.
@@tonymascali I have a case pending so I can’t discuss my case. I have a water pic thank you. Thank you for replying. Appreciated.
@@ohmyjesus89 sorry to hear you are having to resort to litigation, and I certainly don't want to pry in your business. You may want to try adding a fine salt or sodium bicarbonate with the water circulating through your waterpic. I have finally reversed my periodontal gum bone loss after years of regular scaling and deep root planing. I then tried working with a dentist that used the Mark Bonner method. It certainly slowed down the bone loss. Then I found a dental hygienist that using a new cleaning method using EMS airflow technology with an attachment for deep perio cleaning. Its relatively painless and costs same as regular cleaning but does a better job. Finally, before losing my second molar (excluding wisdom teeth), I tried LANAP laser that replaces gum flap surgery but without cutting or bleeding and virtually painless. This laser has also been successfully used in restoring loose infected implants ruclips.net/video/9wY6CzW624Q/видео.html
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@@ohmyjesus89wow your allon4 failed and your in court! This concerns me and makes me not want to go forward with full mouth implants . Any advice?
Well done.
What are typical unscrewing torques and how high would go before you apply the trepan cutter?
Best regards Marcel
I could not watch the entire video! But very interesting!
thanks
I have to fail dental implants that keep getting infected my face is size of a baseball now which I had to go to ER again to get antibiotic.
My implant which is one of two holding a snap on denture has a dull pain. I have been put on antibiotics for five days and a prescribed mouthwash dull pain is still there what now
Hello Doctor I'm having fixed bridges with 4 implants or 6 implants. If I don't like the temporary fixed bridges can I have snap on dentures with the same implants ?
Sir, you did't curratage that socket. Or no granulation tissues?
Regards
Could a anew implant not be placed at a different site as that one is removed
Which process would you recommend? Removing the back molar that is a implant or getting the gums cleaned by a specialist?
Thank you for this video. I have two implants fused together on numbers 14 and 15 and have had them for 15 years. They have become infected. I have had laser surgery, more bone graft, and nothing has helped, so now my periodontist wants me to see an oral surgeon to have them removed. I am absolutely sick about this.
Hi Joan did you remoce your dental implants? How was the process?
any update please ?? i want to do an implant.and.i am scared what is.your.advice
Did you remove it??
Hiw come my dentist has me lying back so far i get dizzy and have panic attacks !
Is it normal for cheeks/chin area to swell after an implant? And is being on amoxicillin for 10 days at 3 times a day normal?
Hello Dr. Nice video and thanks for the warning it helped me stop the video at the right time,
Unfortunately I have a failed dental implant on the upper right molar and I'm so afraid to remove it isn't more difficult than replacing it and does it need stitches .
removing an implant is not too difficult, because it has failed the amount of bone holding the implant in place is reduced so removal is usually quite straight forward. Your dentist may want to use some stitches to close the small hole once the implant is removed. In some cases it can be left without stitches as the hole is very small. if you need any further advice please let me know
@@BrunoSilva-ox2es thank you Dr for your response, if I have pain in my crowned tooth just next to my implant you think it will cause pain and infection in my implant
@@raniahamzeh6483 you need to see your dentist about this, its impossible to say without seeing the tooth and the implant. I hope it gets sorted out.
Hi Rania, if you have gum bone loss due to infected calculus around the implant within the bone, regular deep cleaning won't do much. EMS airflow with clean with perio tool may stop it from deteriorating further. A modern laser procedure called LANAP will not only kill the bacteria but will encourage (not guarantee) new bone growth. That is your last option before removal
I’ve had 3 implants to fail, no infection at all. My body is rejecting the implants as if they were a foreign object. I had one removed yesterday and it was so painful. I’m swollen so bad today in my neck and face.
Hope u are better now
hope you are better now. I recently had one (my only one) rejected as well after about 2 years. And had to have it removed and the area grafted, so now waiting before the next. I don't want to go through this process again its been so frustrating and expensive. Have you found any resolution since?
Very informative video I have right now three implants right now to that need to be removed because I have bone loss I wear a regular denture I'm going to have the three implants removed in two weeks I was wondering is it pain full to have them removed?
Hi Selina, how was your removal process? I have a dental implant for 12 years and I started to feel pain when I touch the gum next to it, and i have a little of bone loss, can u share your experience please thanks
@@lokusfrog Hello.. Did u remoce your dental implants?
@julissamendezange Did you remove your implant??les
I got 6 implants now I got 3 infected. My dentist said because I have my real teeth on the bottom it got infected to my implants . I am not sure because of my teeth or not . Now I have to remove my implants and redo them and cost more money . And I can not a afford the bottom implant I decided to do snap in for the bottom teeth.
My snapped in failed 😔
My implants are failing and I don’t know what to do. I think I have recalled Stryker screws. Do you know of any Drs that can help me in California?
Did u remove your implants?
I have a question, although I saw 2 oral surgeons already...
I have always had an issue with an extremely strong bite.
I did an implant 7 months ago, after being with a flipper for a very long time (had no problem with the flipper..)
I did the mistake of my life.
I regret doing the implant every single moment, want to remove it.
X-Ray and CT scan show a healthy Implant with a good engle.
The oral surgeons told me removing it will bring bad consequences which be much worse then what I have now..
I am desperate to do something, desperate to remove it but I am not sure my mouth will ever be the same.
Is there any suggestion for me?
If I would know before I would never do an implant..
please i want to do an implant.whats.ur advice i am.scared
Have you ever had someone have a lymph node swell and become painful due to an old implant (say a 10 year one?)
usually this would only happen if you had an infection associated around an implant, the age of the implant would not necessarily have any effect.
So something else could be affecting the lymph node. Ok. I was hoping otherwise, but it helps me agree with my oral surgeon.
Do you replace a failed implant that you had placed, without charging an additional fee?
that would depend on the type of failure and reasons for failure. If an implant fails during the initial implant placement phase ie within the first 12 months of placing then we would replace the implant at no charge. However in some cases when the implant fails after a few years then we would discuss the reasons for failure with the patient ie smoking, failure of maintaining oral hygiene, not attending regular reviews with the dentist then unfortunately the patient would need to contribute towards the cost of an implant replacement
هذا يعني أن زراعة الأسنان مغامرة مكلفة جداً ، وأنكم لا تستطيعون أن تضمنوا شيئاً !!
I have a dental implant that I would like to remove out of my skull - its deep into the sinus cavity. I would rather have a bridge in place as it has been causing problems since 1997 - I had on implant removed and replaced but I always have sinus pressure and pain from that area. Can this be done? I've been told its complicated.
Hi Will .. did you remove your implant? Your implant has more than 10 years... Mine is 12 years old and i started to feel pain in the gum ... Mine is in the jaw and it's osseointegrated .. It's a nightmare😣
As recently as a last week I went to an very good endodontist who state that my bone looks very good and that the implant has taken well. I would have more complications if I were to remove it. Had also checked if my tooth next to the implant had any nerve issue. Nope everything looks good. So next is a specialist at Yale university to look at my sinus. Let's see.
@@willsalas6541 hope the Dr finds out the root cause of your sintoms probably a cone beam will reveal more information
@@willsalas6541 hi Will, any update on the review by yale university? I noticed I always have sinus sensitivity on my right side where i had some root canals done. dentists looked and said there shouldnt be any active nerves there but the sensitivity is typically there affecting my sinuses !
Do implants completely prevent bone loss or is there some bone loss with all on four?
It does not prevent bone loss... After 12 years i present bone lose s around the implant
@@julissamendezangeles thanks for the info, that’s what I suspected. So sorry you are dealing with this.
@@Elainek2809 yes Lissa... I dont have bone infection but loss ... Thais kind of things are never adviced by the dentists... Removing my implant is going yo be traumatic since its osseointegrated and long... A nightmare ... Thais implant was the worst decision of my life ... Think really carefully if u plan to put an implant
@@julissamendezangeles What do u mean thais implant? and why is it bad
@@RawadSadek implants are a invasive procedure ... Nobody wants to remove my implant just because is long and osseointegrated... I feel pain below the crown
U couldve kept it
Anyone else get annoyed watching the patient immediately run his tongue over anything the dentist touched.
The lack of self control is on the level of a child.
Interesting watching the added video showing how the implants & posts are put into position within the mouth. Not so good for your practice tho is showing slightly damaged or faulty expensive dentistry equipment being used with a temporary "fix" of what looks like green electrical tape - especially as it's going inside the patient's mouth.
thats not green electrical tape that is a temporary fix ! this tape is used to mark instruments that are sterilised, for example if one dentists instruments are placed into the steriliser it is proper sterilisable tape that is used to identify who that instrument belongs to. Thanks for the comment though, if you want to search this up on google you can find more detail. www.google.com/search?q=marking+sterile+instruments+tape&rlz=1C1GCEU_en-GBGB822GB822&tbm=isch&source=iu&ictx=1&fir=xRkiYRM8oMBVhM%253A%252Cxiu80hUTjmbgjM%252C_&vet=1&usg=AI4_-kQPlbqbSmJWIxOw9V6T7s34bWZqQQ&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiTv6uwh9_iAhU6QxUIHXaFBh0Q9QEwAnoECAUQBg#imgrc=oVIg0_WjKwpeKM:&vet=1
@@BrunoSilva-ox2es - I stand (well, sit actually) corrected. There is no need for me to look up to verify what you have mentioned the tape being used was for. Now that you have explained why it has been used it makes sense - altho you must admit, it does look a bit like a temporary fix. Lol - keep up with your interesting videos. cheers
@@glebeboi no problem at all, glad you like the videos, thanks for the comments, keep well, have a good day!
Looks like they just removed the infected one one are letting the bone to heal before putting a new implant in. And they just screwed the denture back in on the 3 implants that were left???? Is that correct?
yes that was correct, wait for the bone to heal after the infected implant was removed, we placed a new implant after 3 months healing, the bridge was reduced and fitted onto just 3 implants during the healing phase.
Bruno Silva I have a all on 4 and I’m in some pain. I might have a infection on one of the implants. I can’t tell if the implant is loose. I went Tuesday to my dentist and got a X-ray he put me on antibiotics. He told me that it didn’t look good by the X-ray but he wanted me to take the antibiotics first and then come back so he can unscrew the temporary denture. I’ve had the temp denture for 5 years . I’ve had a hard time coming up with the 8k for the permanent one. It hurts to try to put any pressure on the one implant. I’m hopeing that if that implant needs to be replaced he could do like I saw in your video where unscrew the one remove it let heal then put another one in. Am I totally screwed???
@@livinginthe80z39 it is best to keep to a soft diet while you wait to get the treatment that you need. Putting pressure on the other implants could cause them to fail so try to keep to soft diet as much as possible. You need to check with your dentist what is the best way forward. If you need any further advice please feel free to contact us
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