Good oral hygiene
Sydney dental implants work best for patients who keep their mouth as clean as possible. Keep food away from the affected area as long as possible. Use lukewarm water with a pinch of salt to rinse the mouth for few days after surgery. This helps to keep away from any possible chances of infection. Avoid brushing the surgical area for the first few days and use the prescribed mouth wash from the same evening to ensure perfect oral hygiene.
Eating after Surgery
Juices and vegetable broths at room temperature can be consumed after the local anaesthetic has completely worn off. It is recommended to avoid hot food for a day or two after the procedure. Food that is too hard to chew must also be kept away for quick recovery. The mouth must be thoroughly rinsed with water after every meal.
Other activities after surgery
Smoking and strenuous exercise must be avoided for a few days after the treatment. Pain will not be a major concern after getting your dental implants and therefore 1 or 2 doses of pain killers is sufficient. Ice packs can be used if any swelling persists.
About Author:
Dr. Paulo Pinho is a certified and experienced dental surgeon working in both Melbourne and Sydney. He is also a member of the Australian Dental Association & International Team for Implantology. To know more visit http://www.drpaulopinho.com.au/ or Call 1300 721 184
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