Trust Your Smile to Advanced Expertise
If you have been told you aren’t a candidate for dental implants due to bone loss, or if you are struggling with complications from previous work, you deserve an expert second opinion. At Ferguson Dental, we specialize in high-complexity implant dentistry and managing complications with clinical precision and empathetic care. Dr. Xu uses advanced micro-surgical training and 3D technology to provide solutions where others couldn’t, ensuring your safety and long-term restorative success.
- Failed dental implants and surgical complications
- Severe bone loss requiring regeneration
- Peri-implant infections (peri-implantitis)
- Loose bridges, infections, or chronic pain
- Complex full-arch rescue cases and second opinions
Common Questions & Considerations
What defines a "complex" implant case?
Complex cases typically involve significant bone loss, existing infections (peri-implantitis), or previous implant failures that require advanced grafting and surgical rescue techniques before a successful restoration can be achieved.
Can a failed dental implant truly be saved or replaced?
In many instances, yes. Dr. Xu specializes in identifying the root cause of failure—whether it was mechanical, biological, or technical—and performing the necessary remedial surgeries to rebuild the support structure for a new, permanent implant.
I was told I don't have enough bone. Is there still hope?
Specialized treatments like sinus lifts and ridge augmentation are designed specifically for patients with limited bone volume. Using advanced 3D imaging, we can often rebuild the foundation necessary to safely support implants.
How are infections around existing implants treated?
Peri-implantitis is managed through precise clinical cleaning, laser therapy, or localized surgical intervention to halt the infection and, where possible, regenerate lost support tissue around the implant.
Is the management of complications painful?
We prioritize your comfort by using empathetic care combined with advanced sedation options. Our goal is to ensure that even the most technical corrections are performed in a stress-free and virtually painless manner.
Why is a specialized evaluation necessary?
Complex implant dentistry requires specialized training and 3D guidance technologies. A thorough evaluation ensures we understand the anatomical and clinical complexities before formulating a definitive rescue plan.