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Getting a dental implant (Zahnimplantate) is probably one of the wisest moves you have ever made. Unlike other dental procedures such as whitening a dental implant will affect your smile in a positive manner giving you more confidence as it fills in the gaps between your teeth. However after leaving the dental clinic (Zahnklinik) you have probably realized that the procedure was painful and if it weren’t for the anesthesia you would be rolling in pain. In many instances the pain after a dental implant has been described like being sent to hell. The good news is that along with the right medicine prescribed by the doctor it’s also important that you take the right pain killers.

Now although many people have described the pain after dental surgery to be terrible in reality it’s not bad enough for you to require morphine. There is a wide rage of over the counter pain killers which can be purchased but will vary in effectiveness. Your doctor might also prescribe a bunch of painkillers and if he doesn’t you can always ask him to do so depending upon the intensity and the type of pain you are experiencing.

In many cases your doctor or surgeon will also prescribe antibiotic which is standard procedure and is meant to kill the possibility of any bacterial infections which might have entered into your body via the procedure. Many times these antibiotics might also cause pain and if it does it can be remedied by taking a few over the counter pain killers. If you continue to experience terrible pain even after taking painkillers your next step should be to consult your doctor.

It’s also normal to have some swelling under your jaw after dental implant surgery and this swelling too can be a cause of lots of pain. This issue can easily be resolved using a good old ice pack placed under your jaw. Doctors may also prescribe Kentonal and other similar painkillers if you cannot bear the pain after dental surgery. If you are looking for something that works faster then try ‘Anbesol’ which is a prescription drug in some states but can be purchased over the counter in many other states. Anbesol works to reduce the swelling as well as numb the pain.

Regardless of what type of pain you have after dental implant surgery it’s always important for you to consult your doctor. In most cases the pain only lasts a few days but If you think that the pain is too hard for you to handle then most doctors will be more than glad to prescribe painkillers which should help relieve the pain for the time being.