Post-Operative Guide to Dental Implants | Dr. John W. Thousand IV
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- This video is a comprehensive guide for anyone who is about to have dental implants placed or recently had dental implants placed. It includes information that relates to both simple implants or implants placed with bone grafting. In this video you will gain information on the following subjects: (1) What to expect after dental implant surgery, (2) What NOT to do after dental implant surgery, (3) Things you can do to improve healing after dental implant surgery, and (4) Some long term considerations for maintaining a healthy dental implant for the rest of your life. I hope this helps you all to a fast and healthy recovery!
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Very helpful. Very comprehensive and easy to follow. Anyone getting these procedures should watch this before and after surgery. Got two implants yesterday and a front tooth crown build-up. Sutures on all three. Lucky waking up with no pain, no swelling, little to no bleeding, and no discoloring. Thanks for making and sharing this video.
I have learned more from you, Dr. Thousand, than my own oral surgeon & my dentist!
Yes I did too.
They didn't even tell me what I'm supposed to do after the surgery.
@@nomaybe4309 me too nothing except wot not to do and a post op check un two weeks...
Also two days after surgery i got sms from dentist ( not the surgeon) to go for appointment on 4th day after surgery..for what I dont know..as my surgery i had bilateral grafts....cos not enough bone to put implant in.
Respectfully, if you are in the US, that is a bad, bad sign. It's a sign that whoever placed your implant does not possess the depth of knowledge that he/she should in order to be placing implants in the first place. If this person DID possess the depth of knowledge...and experience...he/she would've given you at least SOME guidelines about protecting the site, especially the first day or two.
This is a fact that should be more well publicized, but it's not. Dental implantation should be an area of dental specialty, but right now, it's not. Any dentist, with a day of training...or no training...is licensed to place implants in the US. There is no "specialty" required, and dental implants are BIG money-makers. So ANY unethical, greed-driven dentist can do this. So, as consumers WE have to do our own due diligence, and *make certain* that our dentist is licensed, know any areas of specialty they've obtained, *how many implants they place each year vs. their failure rate*, and *how long they've been placing implants*.
Just because someone is a great general dentist does NOT mean they have the depth of knowledge, education, and YEARS OF EXPERIENCE *successfully* placing implants.
I cannot say this enough, any medical or dental professional who brags, is arrogant, acts haughty and/or entitled, or superior to you...RUN. You want someone who has a moral compass, is passionate about oral health and tooth preservation continues acquiring knowledge throughout their career, and takes the time to educate you themselves OR to have their assistant educate you (running a dental practice is a business, and a dental assistant can educate you as well, if not better, than a dentist due to time constraints).
Make sure you check out your dentist THOROUGHLY, and especially to see how many complaints have been filed against them, any open lawsuits, etc.
There are some very competent dental professionals out there, at all levels, but there are also some money-hungry ones, too...and you have to be careful you don't just go to anyone.
Due your due diligence BEFORE you allow someone to drill into your mandible or maxilla (which is VERY close to your brain, you do NOT want infection there).
@@le_th_ Thank you. WORDS TO LIVE BY.
Dr. John performed an extraction and bone graph on a back molar of mine. He and his staff were so great! The pain was minimal and he had such a gentle touch - adding with every advisory of what to expect to a tee. I will be going back again. I can't recommend this office enough!
I had a dental implant done last year. I had no pain, no swelling, very little bleeding. My doctor told me I could resume my normal activities the next day. I was drinking coffee and eating hot foods the next day. I was exercising a few days after. I went back after 3 months and my doctor said everything looked good and I got my crown about 2 weeks later. I think being healthy really helped with the healing and not having problems with my implant.
One implants easy! Try 10 like i had, you wdnt be so smug then. Anyone can deal with one little implant 😊
Super informative, thanks Doc!
Wow!!! That was some thorough information. Just got mines today. Thank you
I had an implant done then for some reason my body rejected the implant (I don't know the medical terms to explain this) in short it had to be taken out and then the whole process had to be repeated. The dentist did not charge me for the second process. I had the base of the implant put then had to wait six months for the bone to fuse with the implant, then he put the crown however after a month the left side of my face became sore and swollen. I had to be on antibiotics and pain meds then when the swelling went down, he rechecked the area and that's when when he informed me, he will have to take it out. I nearly wept because the process is debilitating. So we had to schedule in a week then he took it out cleaned the area then put the base of the implant. He gave me most of these instructions and I stayed with it for one year while still going back for multiple reviews. After a year, he checked, and rechecked and double checked to ensure that my bone had infused with the implant and there was no pain, discomfort or any felt pressure when he touched the surrounding gum area. I then did bitewings (I call it x-ray for teeth 😂) for him to Countercheck the implant and bone infusion. When he was satisfied, three months later he put the crown and I am happy to report that it is not 14years of bliss that I at times forget that I have an implant. I don't know the medical terms to explain these whole story so I just explained it as best as I can. For sure, the process is not easy however, my dentist gave me very effective pain medications as well as antibiotics that really helped. I also, religiously followed all the instructions he gave me to ensure that the dental implant is not "rejected" a second time. Thank you for taking the time to read through my long essay of a text. Lots of love and appreciation from Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪
So happy for you. You went through so much.
I heard that people born in year that ends in 4 or 5 ( example 2004, 1975...) can have implant/ metal rejection?
@Mxyzptlk 7
Wow you had to go through so much pain. Am feeling scared though as have to go for my implants on Thurs. Please if any new info you have to share please do. Hearing Dr John video is helpful but am afraid of the whole process. Thanks hope you are completely well. Tc
Which dental clinic would you recommend for an implant?
@@morrismaina3660 Come to Mumbai, India
I cannot believe how much information, great information in this amazing short video. Thank you 😊
Thanks so much for all the helpful information. Much appreciated.
This is a wonderful video, but I now realize it's for those who have only 1 or a few implants at a time.
I wish this wonderful dentist had a video on recovery and eating and cleaning after a full arch of implants.
Great info. I'm having a Conus denture(very similar to an "All on 4") installed next month and I'm trying to prep myself as much as possible. This was very thorough and well laid out. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much. My dentist didn't tell me much, you are so informative and for that I thank you. God Bless.
Great Job Doctor! I wish I would have found this video on the day of my surgery. I wasn't given much instruction at all!
"hopefully get better after that" WOW... that's so comforting lol
Very honest assessment thank you so much
Great information I needed
Useful information and helpful.
Nice explanation sir...Had my lower jaw single implant two days back...
Very helpful! Thank you!
Doc, thank you for a detailed imformative talk; would that every surgeon were as thorough as you are! You should be teaching in dental school. Wonderful video.
Great advice, great video. 👍 Thanks.
Great video and info!
Learned a ton here. Thanks Doc. No HIIT on the stat bike or deadlifts for me next week.😬
Awesome video
Very helpful and detailed. I didn't get any of this info from my surgeon so thank you. I'll be getting my implant tomorrow after the 6 month wait after bone graft.
This is pretty much in line with the care instructions I received with a few exceptions. I was told nothing hot for 48 hours, jello pudding the day of, creamy/soft stuff the second day, normal food the third day, but nothing that required crunching or grinding of food for a week. I was also told not to smoke or drink through a straw for a week but there was no mention of carbonated drink or exercise restrictions.
Thank you so so much for your thorough and very helpful explanation, tips, wisdom, and advice. I am so grateful to have come across your videos. First, with wisdom tooth and tooth extractions and now for dental implants. I had a bottom molar extracted along with my bottom wisdom teeth and had a bone graft placed at the time. Now three months later, next week I am getting the dental implant process started. Was very nervous and not knowing what to expect with recovery, what all exactly was going to be happening, etc. Thank you so much for putting me at ease. I was really worried about the gum getting cut into and pulled back and what that was going to feel like after. But after watching your video, I think it may be on par if not less pain than it was getting my wisdom teeth and tooth out (I hope!). Thank you thank you!
Thank you doc I’m getting mine done tomorrow and I appreciate the information .
How was it ?
Thank You, doctor. I just had 3 implants with one bone grafting.
Great and helpful information
How was your pain???
Thank you for all the information…. Had a front tooth implant today and used a straw to drink water- hope I didn’t do to much damage
Can you do a video on overdentures post-op?
Excellent!
Amazing information 🙏🙏🙏
Very informative and great instructions. I am considering implants and doing my research.
Thanks for the video and sharing this type of knowledge. I just got the all on 6 uppers and I’m on week 2 post op. I had 20+ teeth extracted and I’ve learned so much from you than my own dentist who performed the surgery.
Keep it up! I’m learning a lot during this dental journey that I’m own.
Hi! I also had my full top arch done. But I lost all 14 of the teeth(that were supposed to be crowns😢) due to COVID shutting down the VA hospital for all non emergent care. They left with wide open margins and temp crowns fro 9 months. The infection went into my jaw bone. So a few months reconstruction of just 28 new crowns tuned into a 2 year painful ordeal.
16 surgeries,20 something bone grafts, after infected bone was removed and finally last Tuesday all top teeth extracted, 8 implant bases loaded, bone grafting around implant bases and about 30 or so stitches.
My left sinus cavity was punctured. The pain has been unbearable at times, just in tears. But I’m 5 days post op and swelling is way down and pain is controlled.
Did you experience a great deal of pain with a full arch extraction? Any bone grafts or ridge smoothing?
Just wondering if it’s this painful for most or if it was my Infection and drawn out process. Thank you.
@@jennschiavo1 I experienced slight pain after 2 weeks which seemed normal. My dentist gave me 2 weeks worth of Acetaminophen with codeine. Did another week of over the counter pain pills as needed and now I don’t need them anymore.
So far, I’m on week 5 post op from my from my upper teeth extractions. Good luck to you on your new dental journey.
Great video
Thank you so so much. ❤
I go on Thursday to get mine. This was very helpful . Thank you
How was it?
How did it go? Any complications?
Damn I’ve already done most of the don’t’s 🤦🏾♀️
he'll see you soon i guess,lol.
How did you heal?
ok? update?
That's a perfect name for a dentist above! He's gonna make thousands doing this procedure!
Thanks for this informative video. I am having a dental implant next month and I want to be prepared.
You say not to touch your face where the implant is but you also say to use an ice pack for swelling. Is that a good idea?
Of crap I just had gargled and spat 😭 I didn't get an aftercare sheet that said these. Thank you Doctor! Hopefully I will feel good and my implant does good 🤞
Update (2/3 weeks later): my implant has healed really good the first week and I made sure I did mostly liquid diet/bland foods, no straw, no smoking. Now I'm waiting for my 3 month appointment, to see the healing, I keep chewing on the other side of the jaw.
Good luck to everyone getting a new implant, I'm sure you'll heal and do great 👍
Me too uuugh
I’m going for a tooth extraction and after that the implant
I’m so nervous 🤦🏽♀️
Thanx for the update thou😌
did it hurt?
Thank you.. I'm going today at 2pm for full lower implants. Sooooooo nervous
I will be getting an implant of tooth 12. I had a surgical extraction of one of my back teeth that hurt for WEEKS and Bled for about two weeks. It was the worst pain ever and it wasn't even an implant. But it eventually went away. To my great surprise. I was sure my bone was broken or something.
Many thanks, this is real informative. I had an extraction and implant done together. The video answered lots of questions in full. Just one question remains - how long should the ibuprofen anti inflammatory be taken after the implant - and the response from my team was 'once the pain subsides you're done with anti inflammatory (Advil.) 8 days now and most/almost all of the pain has subsided. Thank you for the explanations - we all need an 'Implants 101' since the professionals doing these procedures are real busy with work. It's all routine while we patients can be completely clueless. Three to six months recovery - UGH! lol
Great video, very informative. My husband just had top arch extracted with 7 implants and wasn't given much instructions for the expectations of the first week so thank you
Can I ask how it went ?
@@3rdtwirl494it went fine he eventually got some dentures he can pop in and out
Very Valuable information Dr. John Thank you, I'm in the last few weeks of this horrendous journey and can't wait to get me a rib-eye. 😁
@doctorjohn, first of all thank you for sharing all this information with us, but would like your point of view on what if patient goes out if the country for example Mexico to get their implants after having extractions here in the USA, how would one follow all these procedures, how long would one have to stay at location before heading back home to assure there are no complications?
Lastly, where are you located and what are your fees for doing a all on 6 fixed teeth( non mini implants used)?
More US dentists should borrow your "couch potato" descriptive. I prefer to take the stairs rather than use an elevator. However, I quickly learned that unless I wanted to FEEL a very painful throbbing of my own heartbeat AFTER taking the stairs, I should just use the elevator for the first week.
Also, I respect your blunt, unapologetic description of the dental implant procedure, "I just drilled a hole in your jaw and
It's good to know that Periodontal disease can occur even with implants. Learnt several things like not brush for at least 2 weeks after crown placement. I'm really interested to know to know my implant surgeon is half-world away and I can only visit once a year. In that case, can I visit, my regular dentist every 3 months?
wooww i've already messed up! i had tea, and hot food a few hours after my surgery. D:
No one told me :[ they didnt say anything about carbonated drinks either, but did make sure to get the point across when it comes to smoking. -sigh- taking your advice now, and hopefully everything works out.
Do you always need suture with dental implant even when it's 3D Cone beam guided?
I'm ready to smile again 😁
Same for after bone graft and extraction
And thank you ✨
very informative presentation.
What about numbness after implants are placed? My lip, chin and a few teeth on my lower right side are still numb one month after the impants were placed. The implants have felt fine. No pain. No infection. The dentist said the nerve gets pressured and there can be numbness for weeks, even months. It is not uncommon. What can be done to get the feeling back sooner? Massage not really working. Massage the nerve area or massage the numb area? B Vitamins were recomended to heal the nerve.
What do you do with the blood and fluid that accumulate in the mouth if no spitting??
Just got my tooth #19 with implant screw. How many days after can I work out?
The uncovering surgery of the implants under the gums half year after needs also stitches?
You made me laugh several times and it hurts 😭😂
having an implant done in an hour! wish me luck! 🤞
❤❤❤❤❤. I confused with rinse peroxide?
Where to find some sort of manual regarding preparation for and after procedure ?
My doctor used self dissolving cat gut sutures, does it give bad outcome??
Welp definitely messed up...did some mouthwash a day after my implants. And wasnt told about hot beverages...yay for me
all ok? any update? I made some small mistakes as well.
So...for 2 weeks sit perfectly still and don't eat or drink anything. I was considering implants, but at 76 years old and after listening to all the post-op dos and donts, plus all the risk factors, I've just about decided against having the procedure done.
I broke every single one of these rules 😭. I just had implant surgery 4 days ago.
Hello,how are u feeling now?
I ll have 3 implant surgery tomorow,I m soo scared and worrying a lot for the recovery part.
@@ramoram5217 I feel great. The implant didn't hurt going in. My mouth and implant area was just sore for four or five days afterwards. It's all good now though
@@jakebusch1638 Ohhh,that s great,happy for you!!I hope my journey'll be smooth too.
I have to stop watching all stories(some of them horror ones) about implant.
How many dental implants have you done? I'm looking to get about 4 implants done
what if one drinks occasionally after getting the implant. will alcohol affect the implant?
I had the genetic luck of not getting adult teeth for both the bottom and top first molars. I now have 4 matching implants to make up for that 🙂
I had two extractions, implants, and bone grafts done yesterday afternoon via IV sedation. When I woke up, I was in severe pain. Luckily, the IV meds made me able to go back to sleep. When I woke up late last night, I was in very minimal pain, and this morning I woke up with literally no pain. The sutures are a little pokey into my lip, but I don't mind that. I don't know if this is a good or bad thing (the lack of pain), but as long as I'm not hurting, I'll take that as a good sign. Haha. I didn't want opiates (I'm afraid of them!), so I feel incredibly grateful I'm no longer in pain. This video has helped immensely in what I'm supposed to do vs. what I'm NOT supposed to do. Couch potato is it! :)
How did they turn out?
@@raybrown8412 They healed super well and they screwed in the new teeth in September! Since then, I've totally forgotten they're implants. :) Thanks for asking!
I am having grafts put in this Thursday. Implants 6 months later. I am super anxious. Looking for some reassurance. :)
@@raybrown8412 I was so anxious, too! Are you being put under? The pain was super minimal overall. If you're given pain meds, it'll be a total breeze! I took a mixture of ibuprofen and Tylenol (4 ibuprofen + 2 extra strength Tylenol - this is what my surgeon recommended) every 6 hours, and if you take Rx pain meds with it, you'll be good. I swear you'll do fine! I was a nightmare before it, like crying like a baby in the stupid dentist chair. Haha! :D
@@SmittenKitten.The ibuprofen and Motrin was in the IV?
How can I brush my teeth? I only have my titanium implant but they said to just brush around but I can’t!! Help me doc
My dental implants look nothing like the ones they show on you tube. I am beginning to think I got screwed!!! My surgeon had me rinse on the say day and did not tell I need a soft diet. I ate a bagel when I got home but don’t remember it.
Thank you, I had 2 implants today, with bone graft. This is very helpful. I didn't get a care sheet, however I do love the office and doctor who completed my surgery.
Same here no care sheet, but Love them as well 😊
Hi Zory, How did you feel with the implant?
How much did take the painkillers drugs: steroid drugs?
Thanks.
@@yousseflaaguid660 Hello, my implants were the 2 upper laterals. I only took the pain killer which was ibuprofen for 2 days. (Day of surgery and the following day.) I didn't have pain in my mouth but I had a headache. I couldn't bite into a sandwich or anything for 1 month. I am very pleased with everything. I have a flipper so you do not see the missing teeth. I go back in about 2 weeks to check healing, and get x-rays to see when I can have the crowns placed.
@@_zory Thank you Zory, I hope all goes well.
My dentist extracted one maxillar tooth due an apical lesion, I am afraid about implant and the risk of implants and also the maintenance of the implants.
@@yousseflaaguid660 My pleasure. I understand I was skeptical and went through a lot just to get to this point. I waited for a while before making the decision. But it all came together smoothly. I also will have to have good dental hygiene but I've purchased a water pick which should help. I think its easier to keep an implant clean vs bridge. Pray on it! You will make a good decision. I will say, teeth for me give me more confidence so I wouldn't change my decision. 😬
How are you supposed to eat with holes in your mouth before the implants go in
*there are four other Dr Johnny Thousand's in the same clinic?* what are the chances. -JC
I had an Implant placed last Thursday and I still have pain I’ve been ice I’ve been eating cold stuff I’ve been taking antibiotics I’ve been doing cold foods only I’ve been doing puddings and Mac and cheese but I’m still sore I’ve been careful but can you be sensitive in that spot where your chewing molars was if you had a tooth extraction there.
how r u doing now? its been a year
I need my teeth fixed. I didn't lose my front 2 baby teeth until I was 15 and I've always got made fun of because of my crazy overbite. I have two fake rotten front teeth in my mouth. Everytime I get a cut in my mouth I get canker sores in my mouth. No gum disease or cavities tho. Help me! My overbite is so terrible. real talk I've been looking for help
When you say don't drink do you mean NO WATER or any liquids?
Where is this doctor located because I've learned so much form him.
he deserves to be teaching in dental school, for sure.
Sir full mouth restoration with implant is a lifetime solutions??
I am only 30 years old
Had all my teeth pulled for all on 4 top and bottom. The dentures are sliding around and making sore spots, dentist out f town
After how many days or months would I be able to get my permanent teeth being placed on the implant after surgery?
3 or 6 months it is up to your healing process.
I had no pain whatsoever during and after the procedure, is there something wrong with me? I also have no bruising or bleeding. I do find tiny white pieces of something in my mouth, what is that?
Same here, no pain at all so far
Wow this bloke is really gorgeous! He can sort my cavities any day 😜
My dentist never mentioned any of this
how can you NOT eat or drink at all for 7 days without using a straw? so dental implants sound like a good way to lose weight as well
Why would Novocain never work on me?
Can i eat chocolate ice cream after bone graft?
Why do none of these vlogs never mention opiates for pain? I understand the opiate issues, but they are still needed.
Hi all. Please I am going to get my Implants done on Thursday. Came across this site. Can anybody give me more info if they have got it done recently? Am very scared. It's full lower one.
I'm supposed to go in for mine next Thursday. I have to get 2 grafts put in and then wait 6 months. I am super nervous. I have heard some real horror stories.
my surgeon and dentist did an implant to me yesterday but he didn't advice me all that T_T !!! I rinsed my mouth and i drink hot tea !! Now i woke up with my cheek swollen :'(
Are your implants ok ? I also drank carbonated drink :( and I spit and I lightly rinsed .... I hope nothing happens
@@raponzel2006 everything is fine now thank god lol But my cheek was blue and swollen for a month and the pain was killing me. I took all kind of painkillers T_T
Ma ru so glad to hear you’re fine ! Not the blue cheek part lol but I’m glad you healed even if it took longer 😭. Thanks so much for your response ! 🙂
Sorry, I can't do without hot coffee for 14 days.. Someone would kill me before I made it to Day 2. Ha Ha!
If I don't need a bone graft, should I get an implant immediately after tooth extraction? Or wait until after I heal to make sure that no there is no infection remaining in the socket? If I wait to get an implant, I'm concerned about the neighboring teeth moving, whereas if I get the implant right away, I'm concerned about recurring infection.
Please see a Dentist, someone that is qualified. Don't ask youtube. Best of luck😊🥀
Did you get implants? How’d it go?
@@milliem8051 My dentist extracted the previously root canal treated tooth and did a socket preservation (bone graft). Put a couple of stitches over the hole and those dissolved in about 10 days. No infection. I had to wait 5 months for the bone to grow into the socket. Went to an oral surgeon, who placed the implant. Waited 4 more months for the implant to integrate with the bone. Went back to my dentist. He put on the custom abutment and crown. Total time 9 months from tooth extraction. Since then I have lost some bone on the palate, up behind the tooth, but the implant is secure into the bone and the crown doesn't move. The gums cannot attach to the abutment, like they do with a tooth, so this is a different feeling. If possible, save your teeth.
@Razz Matazz thanks for explaining. I guess I’ll go with crowns and hope those last, and implants as a last resort.
@@milliem8051 Crowns are the way to go if you have decay and part of the tooth or the filling material is gone. Even the best fitting crowns will have a microgap, and bacteria can get in, so make sure you keep them clean, same as you would with normal teeth. Brush at least twice a day, and floss at least once at night. Try to watch sugar intake. For excellent videos showing dental procedures, I recommend watching Steven Cutbirth Dental Minute CZcams channel. GOOD LUCK TO YOU!
I just did my first implant surgery three days ago. I still feel the throbbing pain from under the implant. Three days passed and the pain is still as awful as the first day. I saw so many people talking about implant is less pain then tooth extraction. Not in my case. I had one side for implant and at the same surgery, the other side for extraction. I don't feel any pain from the extraction but am suffering persistent pain from my implant site. It goes away when I take painkiller though. I don't have bleeding or swelling problem. Anyone who has any idea or experienced the same?
Yes. I’ve had 28 extractions, and scraping of infected bone and bone grafting to replace bone. COvId shut down the VA hospital for all non emergency care and it left me sitting prepped for 28 new crown replacements…and a canceled surgery. My bone became infected.
I’ve now had 16 surgeries and last Tuesday was my final. Complete top arch under General anesthesia in the OR. All teeth extracted, bone scraped, ridge smoothing, 8 titanium bases loaded and packed with a ton of bone grafting, the pain was unbearable at times. I’m now 5 days post op and swelling has gone down, but bruising has gotten worse. Pain is much more manageable. This. Stuff. Hurts. Badly, it just hurts.
I’m sorry and I hope you heal quickly and well.
@@jennschiavo1 Hi, sorry to hear what you 've been through. I only did one-tooth implant when I posted my above message. Guess what, it turned out that my implant was a failure. That is why the pain was not going away. I got refunded and I went for denture as a solution. Good luck to you.
@@zleml thank you for your reply. And I’m so sorry 😞 that is my fear. After all this…they will fail. And I’ve been through so much pain with these surgeries….I am done. If they fail it’s dentures. I can’t do it anymore.
@@zleml hi, did your implant removed? is it painful when removed? after it removed, how long it heals the gum and did u get denture right away?
@@myilham81 hi, my implant was a failure. The dentist refused to take my complaint seriously at first, but then he had to xray the work he did on me. He immediately saw that the implant was a fail. So what put in was put out and I refused to go through implant from there. I had removable denture instead and it has been working well for me.
So I will have a missing tooth for 3 - 6 months?!
You get a flipper prior to tooth removal. It is about $100, get at your regular dentist. You can use it immediately.
Yogurt, pudding and icecreamx
Beware you can develop what's called a Dry Socket talk about painful I've had pain for over 10 days and missed two days of work. Research it
I also had a Dry Socket after i had a lower molar removed and crap did it hurt like hell, none of the painkillers worked at all
Whoops, I drank some carbonated beverages like 3 days after. 😳
wow, pretty standard if you have major surgery not to drink acidic drinks lol...
I'm 20 and got my implant 2 weeks ago, and I still have the urge to smoke so can I smoke 1 light cigarette a day anyone gone through this phase help me!
Dude just wait I waited 9 days way better I’m smokin like a chimney