Yes, it does: Don't your specialists and restorative dentists explain anything? Any problem you are having regarding your treatment should be addressed by your providers.
Answered 12/23/2015
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Subgingival Crown: For an aesthetic implant restoration, the margin of the crown over the abutment needs to be 1 to 2 mm below the gingiva. The goal is to develop a harmonious and aesthetic emergence profile.
Answered 1/10/2016
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No Pain: The crown on the implant or abutment (depends on situation and implant) is not painful. The crown can be screw-retained or cemented. Screw-retained eliminated the abutment and the crown fits directly to the implant (usually below the edge of tissue) and is held in place with the screw. If abutment on the implant (screwed in place), then crown usually cemented, similar to crown on tooth. Good Luck.
Answered 12/20/2016
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Nope.: The implant is the replacement for the root. The abutment is a connecting piece that is fixated within the implant. The crown sits on the abutment as a it would on the natural tooth that was prepared to receive a crown.
Answered 10/25/2016
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