Cleaning teeth after implantation and other dental procedures?

Whatever non-invasive methods are not specialists performed extractions, implants, transplants hard or soft tissue in the mouth and other surgical procedures, the occurrence of pain and some swelling after such invasive procedures is inevitable. In order to facilitate the healing process should be as accurately as possible to brush your teeth and use with special tools.

First, pay special attention to the choice of pasta. It should not be hard abrasives, which are usually included in the whitening toothpastes, as they can not hurt to end the prolonged wound. It is best to brush your teeth with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs with a high content of active oxygen. In addition, suggested after every meal use air foam for teeth that helps remove food debris and prevent them from falling into the inflamed area.

Perhaps the most important tool in the cleaning process is considered a toothbrush, and then exactly how you use it. Only with the help of ultrasoft brush you can gently remove plaque from the enamel. Incidentally, it should be strictly scrubbed from the gums.

To avoid inflammation of the operated area, it is necessary to clean up leftover food not only from the surface of the teeth, but also of the interdental spaces. Usually to remove plaque from hard to reach places, we use dental floss, but its solid structure can damage the inflamed tissue and cause pain. Therefore, we recommend using the irrigator - water flow from its tip gently and thoroughly cleanse the teeth and tongue, and will not cause you pain.