Dr. Wassef is an experienced implant dentist serving patients in Hazlet, Holmdel, and surrounding NJ communities. Known for precision care and personalized treatment for even complex cases with previous implant failure and severe bone loss, he’s helped hundreds restore their smiles with dental implants. 
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Peter's Story, In His Own Words
"I had ten implants before I came here. One rejection, and I had a minor accident where I broke two implants.
"Apparently, over the years, there was so much bone loss that every surgeon I went to see told me I was a non-issue, they couldn't even come near me. They told me that it wasn't treatable.
"I was stuck, really, with nothing to do. And every time I’d take a bite, I was in fear of losing my teeth.
"I think my wife seen an advertisement where they were having a seminar, and it turned out it was Glenwood Dental. I met Dr. Wassef, and I asked him, I said, 'Do you think you can do anything with my, like, my existing implants? Or if you can do anything with that?'
"And he says, sure he could. He says, 'Why don't you come to the office?' Then I turned around, I told him of the past issue I had where I was not, they couldn't do anything with me.
"He said, 'I'll take a look at that. I'll give you a 3D and we'll go over everything.' And he told me, 'Peter, I can take care of you.'
"And here I am with a big smile. I don't have to worry about biting an apple, having. I don't have to worry about talking, my teeth sliding out. And I'm very, very pleased.
"With this said, my wife is in the middle of getting implants with another surgeon, she dropped him, with seeing that the work that the Dr, you know, Wassef has did, and came here and got the remainder of her work done here.
"So needless to say, I'm happy, my wife is happy, we're both happy."
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10 Failed Implants, & Every OTHER Surgeon Said "No"
Can Dental Implants Be Fixed After They Fail?
Peter's story is where the answer starts, but it's not the whole answer. The full article walks through his case in more depth, then covers what actually determines whether a failed implant situation can still be repaired — even after being told your case is untreatable.
