Dental Implant Removal

Controlled removal of implants affected by mobility, failed integration, severe bone loss, fracture, uncontrolled infection, pain, or unsuitable position.

What Is Dental Implant Removal?

This service begins with a clinical examination and appropriate dental imaging. Treatment suitability depends on bone volume, gum health, infection status, neighbouring structures, bite forces, medical history, smoking, diabetes, and the final restorative plan.

Who May Be Suitable?

• Patients with missing or non-restorable teeth
• Patients with a clinically suitable implant site
• Patients able to maintain daily oral hygiene
• Patients whose medical condition supports surgery and healing

Assessment and Treatment Planning

The dentist evaluates the implant site, available bone, gum thickness, nerves or sinuses, spacing, bite, smile line, temporary-tooth requirements, grafting needs, and long-term maintenance. The final crown, bridge, or prosthesis is planned before implant placement whenever possible.

Typical Treatment Stages

1. Clinical examination and dental imaging
2. Treatment of active infection or gum disease
3. Extraction, grafting, or site preparation when required
4. Implant placement or restorative treatment
5. Healing and follow-up assessment
6. Digital scan or impression
7. Final restoration and maintenance

Important Limitations

Implant treatment is not suitable for every patient or every site. Immediate treatment, grafting, temporary teeth, and final results depend on clinical assessment. No treatment can guarantee implant integration, complete bone regeneration, perfect gum symmetry, or a specific lifespan.

Risks and Warning Signs

• Pain, swelling, bruising, or bleeding
• Infection or delayed healing
• Implant or graft integration failure
• Bone or gum recession
• Loose or fractured restorative components
• Need for additional treatment or removal

Prompt assessment is recommended for pus, increasing swelling, fever, severe pain, implant movement, facial or neck swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, or swelling near the eye.

Aftercare and Maintenance

• Follow cleaning and medication instructions
• Avoid smoking and tobacco
• Avoid hard chewing during early healing
• Attend scheduled reviews
• Maintain daily cleaning around implants and restorations
• Report bleeding, swelling, movement, chipping, or food trapping

Dental Implant Care on Sheikh Zayed Road

Bourgeois Dental Clinic is located on the first floor of Indigo Sky Building, Sheikh Zayed Road, Exit 41, near Al Thanya Street in Dubai. The clinic is accessible from Al Barsha, Umm Al Sheif, Umm Suqeim, Jumeirah, Al Quoz, Barsha Heights, The Greens, Dubai Marina, and nearby communities.

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