At Gordon Dental Implants and Cosmetics, we understand that a failing or broken dental implant can be stressful and impact your confidence. If you’re experiencing discomfort or noticing issues with your implant, Dr. Philip J. Gordon, DDS, specializes in corrective measures for All-On-4 dental implant problems and failed implants. Sadly, about 35% of what Dr. Gordon performs is basically a “re-do” implant dentistry—saving, removing, or replacing failed dental implants with problems.
We offer advanced treatment options to anyone in Leawood, Overland Park, or Kansas City, KS, to restore implant function and longevity, whether you are dealing with implant fractures, loose crowns, bone loss, or infection. Patients come to us from as far as six hours away to seek solutions for their implant complications.
If you suspect your dental implant is failing, don’t wait—schedule a free consultation at our Leawood, KS, office today! We will take a free 3D CT Scan and discuss all your options to fix the failed dental implants.
Dental implants are a durable and long-lasting solution for tooth loss, but complications can arise due to factors such as bone loss, infection, or mechanical stress.
A failing implant doesn’t always require complete replacement. In many cases, restoring or repairing the implant components can restore its function without removing the entire structure.
Not sure if your implant is failing? Look for these signs:
If you notice any of these symptoms, book an appointment for a professional assessment.
At Gordon Dental Implants and Cosmetics, we provide expert care in a comfortable and luxurious setting. Our team is dedicated to ensuring long-term success for your dental implants.
Implants can fail due to infection, poor bone integration, excessive bite force, smoking, medical conditions, or improper placement.
Signs of failure include pain, swelling, implant movement, gum recession, bleeding, or difficulty chewing.
Minor repairs can take one visit, while bone grafting or implant replacement may require several months.
Maintain good oral hygiene, avoid smoking, attend regular checkups, and protect implants from excessive force or grinding.
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