Is Dental Implant Treatment Painful?

Just as with any surgery, there can be some discomfort. Dr. Chal uses local anesthesia and nitrous oxide patient sedation to eliminate any discomfort at the time of the procedure. Most patients report that they were much more comfortable following the procedure than they had anticipated. It may be helpful to talk to another patient who has undergone dental implant treatment to discuss their personal experience.

Dr. Chal uses the teeth-in-an-hour concept to provide dental implants that function immediately. One of the side benefits of this more rapid treatment is that the amount of discomfort after the procedure is greatly reduced.

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