In the early postoperative period is very important to follow the recommendations of the attending physician. Take all prescribed medications (antibiotics, pain relievers, Health Supplements) and diet. Dieting in this case implies acceptance soft and liquid or pureed food that minimally traumatizes mucosa, rich in nutrients, vitamins and trace elements. In this period the mucous is very vulnerable so hygienic care of the temporary prosthesis should be carried out using a toothbrush with soft bristles to gently brush your teeth, minimally damaging joints, 2 – 3 times a day using a special Care Foam for the oral cavity with antiseptic properties.

For people who have dentures fitted good hygienic oral care is as important as it is for a person with healthy natural teeth. Protruding portion of the implant (superstructure) and dental prostheses require careful daily cleaning not only in the early postimplantation period, but also during the whole time of service, because if you let it accumulate and multiply them by microorganisms, it will not only affect the life of prostheses but also damage the health of the adjacent teeth.

Dental care is especially important in the morning and evening because during the night saliva decreases the secretion (discharge from glands), so it has less of an antibacterial effect than during the day. The diet should be followed the entire period of treatment and for two weeks after the installation of permanent prosthesis. Areas that need an increased attention during cleaning are implant superstructures and prosthesis surface adjacent to the gum. Cleaning should be carried out before a large mirror and good lighting.