Does dental implantation hurt

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When I was pregnant, I had two decayed teeth. I always felt pain. Now I have only one small amputation, and I often hide food residues, which makes me very upset. Now I want to pull out my teeth for dental implants, but it's said that going to the dentist is very painful. So, does dental implantation really hurt?

Does dental implantation hurt

First: dental implant surgery is a very small outpatient surgery. Under local anesthesia, there will be no obvious pain. Basically, the discomfort of dental implant surgery is much lighter than tooth extraction. There is no need to be hospitalized and it does not affect the work. Generally, the rest is about a week.

Second: there is no pain during the whole operation, but some patients may feel pain and swelling within two or three days after the operation, but they are completely within the tolerable range, do not need rest, and do not affect the work. Of course, the premise is to go to a regular hospital for surgery.

Third, it only takes tens of minutes to several hours to implant the implant into the alveolar bone. A small number of patients reported that they felt slight pain after operation, but after a few days everything returned to normal without any discomfort.

Fourth: dental implant is the need for anesthetics, the use of local anesthesia, but after anesthesia, may still be a bit painful, single implant time is generally more than ten minutes to complete. The operation is only equivalent to the extraction of a more complex tooth, and due to the perfect local anesthesia during the operation, the patient will not feel pain.

Fifthly, it can significantly improve the masticatory function of patients, and feel comfortable, similar to real teeth. Many difficult clinical cases which are difficult to be solved by conventional denture can get satisfactory curative effect through implant denture. There was no pain during local anesthesia.

Sixth: Patients with dental implants after surgery generally have only slight dull pain or discomfort, and do not need to take painkillers. However, if patients with dental implants are sensitive or feel local pain, painkillers can be added on the day after surgery. Under normal circumstances, patients with dental implants will no longer have persistent pain after 24 hours of surgery.

matters needing attention

After dental implantation, we should pay attention to oral hygiene, and go to the hospital regularly to ensure the abutment and periodontal health. Only by taking good care of the implant can we use it for a longer time.