I was wondering is it possible to change dentist while having dental implant surgery?

Yes but Why?: Trust is the most important factor in achieving the good outcome of your treatment. Perhaps the communication between you and your dentist could improve with having to go over the treatment plan to settle your difference. Was it the diagnostic process? Or the outcome of the surgery? Many times we should wait for the end result before passing out judgement. Be patient and speak out your concern.

Sure,carefully: Not sure of exact question, but you are the consumer and you must feel comfortable. Generally once something is started you should follow through, but if you have concerns, then step back and reconsider. See the specialist - the Prosthodontist - for advice. Then make your decision. It needs to feel right. It IS all about you. Good Luck.

At any time: However, if you want to change dentists/oral surgeon during a course of your implant surgery, you may have to pay the first dentist for the treatment to date. Hope it helps.

It is your mouth: If you don't feel comfortable with your current provider then search for one that you feel you can communicate with better. Make sure you have all the treatment records to help your new provider continue the correct treatment. This will help the provider take over the treatment planning without any issues. Establishing a relationship between the provider and the patient is key to treatment success

Yes: Yes, if you need or want to change then do so. Just make sure you get all the information about the implant that was placed so that the new dentist can pick up where the other left off. No worries