Salvaging Dental Implants at
Endomax Dental & Implant Centre
Specialized assessment and treatment for dental implants experiencing complications or concerns.
Advanced Dental Implants for a Confident Smile
Dental implants can occasionally develop complications that affect their stability, surrounding gums or supporting tissues. Early assessment can help identify the underlying problem and determine whether the implant can be treated and preserved.
At Endomax Dental & Implant Centre, we carefully evaluate problematic implants and the surrounding oral tissues to understand the cause of the concern and develop an appropriate treatment plan.
Depending on the condition of the implant and supporting structures, treatment may focus on managing infection, addressing surrounding tissue problems or taking other appropriate measures to help preserve the implant where possible.
Early professional assessment can help identify implant complications and determine the most appropriate approach to preserving your oral health.
You May Need Implant Assessment If You Experience:
- Pain or discomfort around a dental implant
- Redness, swelling or bleeding around the implant
- Persistent inflammation around the implant
- Gum recession around an implant
- Loosening or movement of an implant or restoration
- Changes in the way the implant restoration feels when biting
- Concerns about the condition of an existing dental implant
The possibility of salvaging an implant depends on its condition and the health of the surrounding tissues. A detailed clinical assessment is required
What Does Salvage Implant Treatment Involve?
1.
Implant Assessment
The implant, restoration, gums and surrounding tissues are carefully examined.
2.
Diagnostic Evaluation
Appropriate imaging and clinical assessment may be used to understand the condition of the implant and supporting bone.
3.
Identify the Underlying Problem
The dental team evaluates factors contributing to the implant complication.
4.
Personalized Treatment
An appropriate treatment approach is planned based on the condition of the implant and surrounding tissues.
5.
Follow-Up & Maintenance
Regular monitoring may be recommended to assess healing, implant stability and long-term oral health.
