Can I take anti-inflammatory drugs after getting resin teeth?

In our lives, many people have some oral gum problems. They often feel pain in their teeth. Some teeth have even been eaten away by worms, leaving only the roots. During treatment, doctors generally recommend that patients wear a denture. In fact, wearing a denture is also very convenient. It can effectively ensure that other teeth do not loosen. There are many types of dentures, the more common ones are resin teeth. So, can you take anti-inflammatory drugs after having resin teeth installed?

Can I stop taking anti-inflammatory drugs after dental implants?

Generally speaking, some antibiotics are routinely taken after dental implant surgery. For simple implant surgeries (small number of implants, short surgery time, and good patient recovery), oral antibiotics are taken after surgery to prevent infection.

Dental Implant Care

In addition to taking anti-inflammatory drugs, you should pay attention to the following matters after surgery to help wound recovery:

1. You can use ice compress within 24 hours after the operation. The swelling will last for 48-72 hours and then slowly subside. Starting from the second day after the operation, use oral disinfectant to maintain oral hygiene about 4 times a day.

2. For the areas that did not undergo surgery, start brushing your teeth normally from the second day after the surgery. Do not drink alcohol or smoke during the first week of recovery.

3. On the day of surgery, please drink cold liquid food and do not drink with a straw, as it will cause bleeding. Within one week, please eat soft foods such as porridge, and do not eat tough or hard foods.

4. Within 3 days after the operation, avoid taking hot baths, saunas, etc., avoid strenuous exercise, and ensure adequate rest time. The sutures are removed approximately 7 to 14 days after surgery. During this period, do not lick the surgical site with your tongue or touch the surgical site with your hands.

Generally, anti-inflammatory drugs are only used as auxiliary treatments and cannot completely cure the inflammation of the dental nerve. When pulpitis caused by tooth decay recurs, it is accompanied by severe pain. In this case, taking medicine will not work because only a small amount of medicine can reach the root apex through the tiny root apex foramen. Most anti-inflammatory drugs are absorbed by the whole body. Even if you have a toothache, taking anti-inflammatory drugs will not solve the problem of tooth decay.