Peri – Implantitis: What are the Indications?
Last Updated: Sep 17, 2007
Dr. B. from California asks:
I placed a regular platform dental implant in #9 area. Bone volume and quality was excellent. I let the implant integrate for 3 months. No signs of purulence or any other problem. Follow-up radiographs showed excellent healing. But when I went to torque down the abutment, it produced pain and I could feel slight movement. Is this an indication of peri-implantitis? What should be my next steps here? Thanks.
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09/18/2007
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09/19/2007
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09/23/2007
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09/23/2007
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09/26/2007
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