Is There Any Pain During Implant Application? One of the most curious topics about implants is whether there is pain during the operation. One of the most searched categories about implants on the internet and video sites is whether there is pain during the operation.

Implants and prosthetic dentistry specialist prof. dr. Omer Kutay answers the question "Is there any pain during implant application?" There is no pain during the application of implants. The most common thing patients say is, "You will make a hole in my bone and who knows how much it will hurt."

This is not the case because the nerve tissue in the bone is much less than in the soft gums. Bone is not a tissue that hurts that much. It is a tissue with less vitality and nerves. Therefore, opening a socket in the bone is not a painful procedure at all.

Made with careful processing implant We know that patients do not feel pain afterwards, including the same day. We know that when there is inflammation in that area, when these are cleaned, when more extensive operations are performed, the pain is a little more. A scale can be given here;

Let's say the maximum pain is 10, and the pain after the implant will be at most 6 out of 10. We usually start an antibiotic and a painkiller the day before the implant treatment. The medication started the day before is already in the blood during the implantation.

Thus, the pain experienced after the implant is reduced to 2 out of 10. And sometimes there may be no pain.