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Posted on 8/25/2019 by Robert Henshaw, DMD |
 There are many things that can be done to avoid dental implant failure from happening. This is because you want to keep the dental implants in your gums where they belong. This is important to think about because you want to ensure that you're getting the right help, but also that your implants are going to last for as long as possible. Tips for Avoiding Implant FailureThere are many tips out there to avoid implant failure. One of the biggest things to do is follow the post-operative care that we provide you with. This is because you need to follow all of our instructions completely. We also recommend that you brush your teeth as you normally would and stay away from smoking, as this can cause damage to the gum area. The gums need to be well taken care of, as this is how the implant is being held on. Do not chew on hard things or things that might dislodge the tooth during the healing process. Sticking with soft foods and making sure to reduce the items that come into contact with that tooth is important. The tooth needs time to heal in place and root itself completely. It is also important that you allow the body to heal. Stay away from heavy, strenuous activities, as well as anything that has to do with work for your mouth. Relaxing your mouth and face is important for the success of your implant. If you are considering having dental implants, then make sure to speak with us regarding the implant failure that can occur. You want to protect your mouth, teeth, and overall dental health, and the only way to do this is through the help of our dental professionals. We can walk you through the process and answer any questions you may have regarding the process you need. |
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