What are the pros and cons of different removal methods for an osseointegrated dental implant?

I do a lot of root canal treatment and to make a natural tooth look good, especially your front tooth, is quite easy. To make a front implant look good is extremely difficult. You’ll need multiple surgeries, not only to place the implants but also to graft the gums and all that. If the patient is quite young, meaning in their 20s or 30s, our skeleton keeps growing so the rest of the teeth will keep moving down but the implant doesn’t move. So when you hit your 50s you’ll have this cosmetic problem that’s very difficult to fix.

Yes, young people get them quite often but for different reasons. When you’re old, sometimes your immune system changes or you get gum disease just by the sheer length of time. You may have more lost teeth because you’ve lived a longer age. But we get a lot of young people getting implants as well because maybe they’re born without teeth as a congenital defect where they just never had teeth so they want implants to replace it. The other most common thing that we see in young people is that they cracked their tooth.