First of all, don't brush your teeth and use water within 24 hours after dental implantation, because frequent mouthwash will lead to bleeding, but you can rinse your mouth with mouthwash after meals to prevent food from remaining in your mouth. You can eat and drink properly 2 hours after operation, and the food should not be overheated.
Secondly, after dental implants, patients generally have only slight dull pain or discomfort, and there is no need to take painkillers. However, if the patient is sensitive or feels local pain, the precautions for dental implantation can be supplemented with painkillers on the day after surgery. Under normal circumstances, after 24 hours of operation, patients will no longer feel persistent pain.
In addition, antibiotics should be used routinely after dental implants. Oral antibiotics should be given after simple implant surgery (fewer implants, shorter operation time and better recovery of patients), and intravenous antibiotics should be given for complex implant surgery to prevent infection.
Finally, conventional surgery usually removes stitches after one week, and timely removal of stitches can prevent local infection.