Failed Dental Implants
Treatment Options

Zirconia New Teeth
Permanent Teeth
Single Arch
$16,995
Double Arch
$33,995
All inclusive
Dental Implants Time and Rate of Failure
5%
Rate of Failure
The rate at which dental implants fail is about 5% — a small number, but when you consider how many people get implants, you realize a lot of people suffer from this. And the rate of failure can be due to many things.
3 to 4 Months
Time of Failure
Early failure of dental implants usually happens within three to four months after the procedure during the process of the implant integrating with the jaw bone. Auto-immune disorders, allergic reactions, infections, and medications are just a few reasons dental implants fail.
1 to 10 Years
Long-term Failure
If a dental implant fails anywhere from one to 10 years after the procedure, this is considered a late/long-term failure. There are several factors that can contribute to a late dental implant failure including: under-engineered procedures, smoking, lack of gum tissue, and teeth grinding. Infections, lack of bone, and head and neck radiation can also cause your dental implants to fail.
95%
Success Rate
You may feel worried that your implant will fail, but remember, about 95% of implants are successful, so failure is actually a rare occurrence. And with our Nashville Implant Clinic guarantee, we're 100% confident you'll leave with your ultimate smile.
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How Do I Prevent Dental Implant Failure?
The best way to keep your dental implants he althy – and in your mouth – is to practice good oral hygiene. Brush and floss twice daily, and use an alcohol-free antibacterial mouthwash. Some changes to your diet may also be beneficial. Avoid hard candy and other foods that are rough on teeth.
How Do You Treat Dental Implant Failure?
The treatment for failing implants is dependent on the cause of the failure. In cases where a gum infection is causing the implants to fail – called peri-implantitis – the treatment may involve simply cleaning the implant and focusing on better oral hygiene practices in the future. If detected and treated early, peri-implantitis has a very positive prognosis. In cases of damage to or stress on the bone around the implant, a bone graft may be required. Dental implants can only be placed in spots on the jawbone that have sufficient bone density. If jawbone loss or bone damage has caused an implant to fail, the treatment will involve a bone graft.
What Is The Success Rate Of Dental Implants?
It varies from individual to individual and with he alth and habits. For a he althy individual with good oral hygiene and good he alth, dental implants are predictably successful with reported success rates above 90-95 percent.
Failed Dental Implant Treatment Options
Why Choose Nashville Implant Clinic for Failed Dental Implant Treatment?
Our commitment to excellence and patient-centered care makes us the ideal choice for addressing failed dental implants:
- Experienced Specialists: Our team of dental professionals has extensive experience in diagnosing and treating implant failures.
- Comprehensive Care: From initial diagnosis to follow-up care, we provide thorough and personalized treatment.
Advanced Technology: We utilize the latest dental technologies and techniques to ensure accurate diagnosis and effective treatment.
Understanding the Cost of Failed Dental Implant Treatment
The cost of treating a failed dental implant can vary based on several factors:
- Extent of Treatment: The complexity of the required procedures, such as bone grafting or implant replacement.
- Materials Used: High-quality materials for new implants and grafts ensure durability and effectiveness.
- Expertise and Location: The experience of the dental professionals and the clinic’s location can influence the overall cost.
Begin Your Journey to a New Smile Today
If you’re experiencing issues with a failed dental implant, don’t wait to seek professional help. Contact us at Nashville Implant Clinic to schedule your consultation and discover how our expert team can restore your smile and improve your oral health.