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	<title>Comments on: How Long after surgery should you experience pain from Dental Implants?</title>
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		<description>Usually the pain gets worse between 48 - 72 hours. 

Then it remains bad for a few days and then goes down.

Much of it is because of the swelling of the tissue; but the pain in the bone can remain for a prolonged period.

Apply a lot of ice and also take pain medication.

Make sure you get in touch with the dentist who placed the implants for antibiotics if the intensity of pain gets worse....which can be an indication of infection.</description>
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<p>Then it remains bad for a few days and then goes down.</p>
<p>Much of it is because of the swelling of the tissue; but the pain in the bone can remain for a prolonged period.</p>
<p>Apply a lot of ice and also take pain medication.</p>
<p>Make sure you get in touch with the dentist who placed the implants for antibiotics if the intensity of pain gets worse&#8230;.which can be an indication of infection.</p>
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