Peri-Implantitis
Peri-Implantitis is an inflammatory condition affecting the soft and hard gum tissues around dental implants. Similar to a natural tooth, bacteria can build up on the base of the implant, below the gum line. Over time, the bacteria irritate the gum tissue, causing it to become inflamed, damaging the tissue and if not caught early, causing the bone structure below the implant to deteriorate. Case by of Peri-implantits in its advanced stage treatment via Implant Explantation with periapical curettage and socket preservation. The process of removing a dental implant is known as "implant removal" or "implant explantation." This procedure involves the removal of the implant post and any attached components, such as the abutment or restoration. Implant removal may be necessary for various reasons, such as implant failure, infection, or patient discomfort. Case Report : A 39 years old male patient from Drass region of Kargil district referred to us by a general dentist f...
