Does #10 implant need to be replaced?
Last Updated: Apr 26, 2019
Implant at site #10 [maxillary left lateral incisor; 22] was placed in 2007. In March 2013, the implant became infected and was treated with amoxillin. The implant was also infected in 2008, about one week before crowns were placed. Pain is currently still present at implant site despite treatment with antibiotic. Any thoughts on whether implant needs to be done again?
33 Comments on Does #10 implant need to be replaced?
OMS Resident
04/24/2013
Michael Karges
04/24/2013
CRS
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OMS Resident
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CRS
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Marc
04/24/2013
Evidence based implantolo
05/01/2013
CRS
05/01/2013
Sam Jain
04/25/2013
CRS
05/03/2013
naser
04/25/2013
Richard Hughes, DDS, FAAI
04/25/2013
CRS
04/25/2013
Sam Jain DMD
04/26/2013
Richard Hughes, DDS, FAAI
04/26/2013
Gregori M. Kurtzman, DDS,
04/30/2013
Sam Jain DMD
05/01/2013
Dr G
04/30/2013
Gregori Kurtzman, DDS, MA
04/30/2013
Richard Hughes, DDS, FAAI
05/02/2013
k
04/30/2013
Dr. Numier
05/01/2013
Zeerak Samuel
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T. Giorno
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E Mellati
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Gregg Weinstein
05/03/2013
Richard Hughes, DDS, FAAI
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Susan a
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CRS
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Dr M C
05/07/2013
Sam Jain DMD
05/08/2013
perioprosth doc.
05/22/2013
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