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Your dentist made that happen. If the implant is angulated, as long as it is not too severe, I would not worry about it unless the angulation creates a restorative problem. In that case it may have to be removed, the bone is left to heal, and then implant can be surgically placed in a correct position. If you have any further doubt I suggest you see someone for an x-ray and second opinion. I hope this helps.
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