When you received your dental implant, you probably thought that the problem of your missing tooth had been solved. This is true for most people, but in rare cases, there can be a problem with the initial attempt at placing the implant. If this happens to your dental implant, a wait-and-see approach isn't going to be of any use (and can make the problem worse). So what happens when your dental implant has to be removed?

A lot of people have a phobia of the dentist that they rarely talk about. Most of the time, people will hide a small problem such as a sensitive tooth for months and even years. During this time, the problem festers. Eventually, the little sensitivity leads to the enamel and the dentine getting corroded, and finally, this leads to very painful cavities and tooth loss. Pain is one of the reasons why people fear facing a dentist and fixing these problems.