Whether dental implants hurt or not, finding the right hospital is the key

Dental implants are a very popular method of restoring teeth nowadays. Generally, anesthesia is given during the implantation and no pain is felt. In addition, a regular hospital should be chosen for the implantation. If the implantation fails, many complications will occur.

1. Does dental implants hurt?

1. Experts say that before nailing the titanium nails, the doctor will first give everyone an anesthetic. Since everyone's reaction to the anesthetic is different, there will be different degrees of pain during dental implants. Some people will not feel any pain after the anesthetic, but some people will still feel pain after the anesthetic.

2. It depends on the patient's reaction to the anesthetic. The so-called dental implants are also called artificial dental implants in clinical medicine. They mainly use medical methods to implant prosthetic materials that have a good fit with human teeth into the toothless position in the mouth. The results vary greatly depending on the material used for the dental implant.

3. Dental implant technology is known as the most widely used technology in human beings, and dental implants are also called the third set of teeth. If you still have any questions about whether dental implants hurt after reading the above introduction, we recommend that you go to a regular ENT hospital to avoid cross infection.

2. Whether dental implants hurt or not, finding the right hospital is the key. Dental implant failure can cause multiple hazards

1. Gingival hyperplasia

This is a complication caused by the implant "root" penetrating too little into the gums, or poor connection between the "root" and the bridge. It will cause poor local hygiene and long-term chronic inflammatory stimulation, and the final result is gingival hyperplasia.

2. Wound dehiscence

This happens because the sutures are too tight or too loose when the dental implant is placed. Especially when the dental implant is not cleaned properly and infection is induced, it is more likely to cause local wound dehiscence.

3. Numbness of lower lip

If the dental implant technology is in place, it will not damage the nerves. Because there is a nerve under the alveolar bone, called the inferior alveolar nerve. If the implant is placed at the back, it will damage the nerve. So in order to protect the nerve, it is implanted in front of the nerve. However, if the dentist damages the mental nerve during dissection, or directly traumatizes the inferior alveolar nerve during implant placement, the patient will experience numbness in the lower lip.

4. Infection

If the patient does not choose a regular hospital for dental implant surgery, there may be a risk of infection. This is mostly due to poor disinfection during surgery or contamination of surgical instruments.

5. Bleeding

Dental implant is a minimally invasive surgery and there should be no bleeding after the tooth is implanted. If the dental implant technology is not in place, submucosal or subcutaneous bleeding may easily occur if the dentist causes severe damage during mucoperiosteal dissection or extensive submucosal dissection, especially if the postoperative compression is poor. Another type of dental implant bleeding occurs when the implant penetrates the lower edge of the mandible during the first-stage surgery, which can also cause submental congestion.