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Why Do I Bleed After Undergoing A Dental Implant Placement?

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Most common questions used to investigate

Have you undergone dental implant placement less than 24 hours ago?

Have you recently experienced bleeding near your dental implant while brushing your teeth?

Have you recently eaten hard foods?

Does your dental implant area constantly bleed?

Common conclusions

Experiencing slight bleeding during the first 24 hours after your dental implant placement is a natural reaction of your oral tissues since you underwent an operation. Remember to keep your fingers and other damaging factors far from the injured area to reduce any risks. Use cold applications on the cheek or lip near your surgical area. If the condition persists, contact your dentist for more information.

Brushing your teeth can be a hurtful procedure for such a sensitive area after a dental implant placement. However, it is still essential to keep that area clean to reduce any bacteria accumulation. Use a softer toothbrush and avoid excessive pressure. It can be beneficial to use a water flosser to clean the space around your implant. If the condition persists, contact your dentist for more information.

Eating hard foods after a dental implant can cause slight bleeding of the injured area. Try to bite down on gauze moistened with cold water to stop bleeding. Keep biting for 30-40 minutes. If the condition persists, contact your dentist for more information.

It seems you may have postsurgical complications such as a vessel reaction to the anesthesia or just an excess of cement if you had placed a crown on your dental implant. Long-lasting bleeding accompanied with swelling and redness around your implant may be a sign of dental infection affecting your periodontal structures. Such condition needs treatment. Early intervention can help you avoid you implant loss. In any case, that is a reason to see your dental surgeon immediately.

Based on your answers, it is difficult to determine the cause of bleeding near the dental implant. Contact your dentist as soon as possible for more information on your particular situation.

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