Experiencing pain after a dental implant, even when everything looks fine? Explore the top 5 reasons behind post-implant discomfort and find solutions to ensure a comfortable journey towards a perfect smile.
Diet Advise following Full Jaw Implant Surgery.
All-on-4 implant surgery is a treatment option for those with periodontal disease or tooth decay. The procedure involves placing implants in the jaw to support a full arch of replacement teeth. After the surgery, patients can expect some adverse effects, including minimal oozing, swelling, tense jaw and facial muscles, and site-specific pain. These symptoms are temporary and can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication. It is important to rest for the first three to four days, then gradually resume normal activities and exercise.
When not to have full jaw implants?- By Dr Amir Mostofi DDS, Dip. MSc
The reasons that follow are the most common, however each case should be considered by a qualified implant dentist.
- Heavy smokers.
- Patients with severe bruxism (grinding teeth).
- Individuals taking bone loss prohibitory medications (like bisphosphonates for osteoporosis).
- Patients unable to perform routine brushing procedure.
- Patients with severe and long term systemic illness like diabetes, which might affect the healing following surgery.
- Radiation (to the jaws) & chemo therapy.
- Patients with cognitive decline (memory, speech, motoric, judgment and thinking).
- Very advanced age.
- Bleeding disorders.
- Bone disease.
- Severe psychiatric disorder.
