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Implants falling out

Smile111 · 2017-09-19 21:00:26

Have had implants fall out about 3 times in about 10years. Never imagined this to happen and perhaps should not have got them pulled in the first place or got the implants.

19-09-2017 10:00PM

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Smile111

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Have had implants fall out about 3 times in about 10years.
Never imagined this to happen and perhaps should not have got them pulled in the first place or got the implants.

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#2 19-09-2017 10:04PM

davo10

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Smile111 wrote: »

Have had implants fall out about 3 times in about 10years.
Never imagined this to happen and perhaps should not have got them pulled in the first place or got the implants.

Do you mean the crown has come off the implant or the whole implant came out? What did the surgeon who placed them say after the first one fell out?

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#3 19-09-2017 10:25PM

Smile111

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The crown.
I did not go back as it in the North so going to someone near now to have a look.

The dentist that I went to last time said implants were not fitted properly. Paying all that money is gut wrenching.

Happen anyone else?

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#4 20-09-2017 10:13AM

helimachoptor

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where are you based OP?

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