Too Much Food Is Getting Stuck Between Implants and Gums: What Can I Do?

There are many variables here. One consideration relates to how much time the bone "healed" under the implants, thus changing the contour of the ridge relationship to the implant crown. Also, if I understand you correctly, you have one implant supporting two crowns, or teeth. The area under the crowns might trap some food, due to their nature, but you seem to indicate that this is troublesome for you, and that there is a lot of food impaction. Your doctor might want to re-check the contours of the crowns as they relate to the ridge, and correct accordingly. Again, a certain amount of food getting trapped in these areas does occur. A water pick with flossing should prove helpful for you.

I have the exact same problem. I cannot enjoy eating any more; with every few bites, I have to floss repeatedly to get the food out. I have even considered switching to a liquid-diet because of this.