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Question:
Broken Implant Tooth: I had an implant done about 6 years ago and the tooth broke at the top, however it is still attached to the implant.

Can this tooth be removed and another attached to the implant? ... Visitor from TX

Answer:
If the implant device is fully osseointegrated with the bone, placing a new restoration on it shouldn't be difficult.

Consult with your dentist, nonetheless, to assure that this event occurred due to a product failure rather than some other "event" that may involve characteristics or your bite or an opposing tooth structure.

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