hey, dont cry over something that might never happen. Be happy you know the rick in advance an even if it happens you can fully recover it. I had my nerve damaged 2 years now, but I did'n knew what to do back than.

Thanks for contacting ToothHQ. The reason for the implant coming out can vary. You might think it's the implant that came out, but it could be as simple as the crown attached to the implant coming loose. Of course, We want to provide you with an accurate cost estimate. Unfortunately, We can't do that without seeing you in the office and taking some X-rays first. As you might know, ToothHQ offers free consultations and free 3D CAT scans. You can make an appointment online at mytoothhq.com, submit your information, or call our office at 469-470-2546 to schedule your free consultation at any of our four locations_ Carrollton, Grapevine, Cedar Hill & Mockingbird/SMU, Texas. ToothHQ accepts all major dental insurances and also offers dental financing plans. We would be happy to assist you in any way we can. See you soon!

Thanks for contacting ToothHQ Dental Chat . This is Dr. V here. It is not uncommon to experience pain, discomfort, bone exposure, and slow healing of the sockets following the removal of a lower third molar. The dentist or surgeon may be waiting to see if the area heals on its own, which is why they might not have taken further action yet. However, if it has been 8 weeks and there is still no improvement, it is advisable to consult with the dentist or surgeon. They may recommend an open flap debridement or a sequestrectomy to clean out the area and promote healing. Regarding the numbness, it is a known complication of the procedure. The tingling sensation you feel in your chin and lower front teeth is a positive sign, indicating that the nerve may be regenerating. You should discuss this with your dentist or surgeon, as they might suggest medications such as steroids or vitamin B to help improve the condition.