How to manage pain and swelling after Dental Implant Surgery? - Dr. Mohammed Fayaz Pasha

Pain and swelling depends on the area which we operate. More conservative we operate, there is less pain to the tissues. This is a straightforward theory. Pain and swelling will be there after any procedure, not only in implantology, but any surgery in the human body. Nowadays there are many ways to manage the pain, there are many painkillers which we can take orally. Otherwise we can give IM shots if the patient is saying the pain is unbearable. When it comes to swelling, it has to be managed with some anti-inflammatory, antibiotics which will help to reduce the infection and the swelling and spread of it. So there is good number of modern drugs which has to be taken according to the doctors advise to reduce the pain and swelling after the procedure.

[wolfsrule]

I’m 48 hours out from getting 10 implants and the best thing I’ve found is ice packs!!

[niganeherin]

I have four dental bridges. 3 are doing just fine except for one where there is severe gum swelling. I've been drinking lemon juice with water. Taking ibuprofen and naproxene sodium and washing with Orajel mouthwash. The last dental bridge was placed two weeks ago no problem until now, 3/1/24 - 3/5/24

[rochellefroehlich]

I had full mouth implants and i just cry unbearable.

[kirsi]

I did the implant 4 days ago and it still hurts like hell I take painkillers every 3 hours to help me relax

[mareene]

my pain after 4 dental implants was so unbearable even with a swag of meds I was given I had them taken out on the 5th day. The two front implants were the worst with a pain level of 10. I've had other surgery over my life even a major car accident with a broken pelvis in 5 places and post recovery was no issue compared to these implants.

[kewalchandrajoshi]

what is cost of dental implant for one tooth

[unboxmore]

Is it painful after the dental procedure??

[samantha]

It is painful take the painkillers for a week