u/TheRealGuncho

I had a 15 year implant fail due to infection. It was removed, the bone was given time to regenerate, the socket was implanted and was given time to heal. I had no pain whatsoever at this point. They attached the fake tooth and i was sent home. A day later I was eating something normal and I noticed the fake tooth was loose. I went back to the dentist and he tightened it. When he tightened it he told me he was over tightening it. Now a month later, it aches a little bit. On a scale of 1-10, I would give it a 1.5-2.0. it's also not all the time. With my last implant that I had for 15 years, I had no pain whatsoever (until it got infected). I do have receding gums as well if that's relevent.

Is this normal?

Is this all in my head because he told me he was over tightening it?

TLDR New implant aches a little bit. Old implant did not. Normal?

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