Proper preparation, both mental and physical, can significantly impact the success of your surgery. If you need anesthesia during the procedure, it is essential to make necessary preparations to ensure your safety. Even if you feel anxious or nervous, you can trust that the surgical team at Florida Dental Implant Institute has the training and credentials to provide you with safe and comfortable treatment. By following our dental implant surgery preparation pre-operative instructions, you can help ensure a smoother surgery and recovery process.
Proper preparation for surgery is important. Here are some best practices for preparing for your procedure and anesthesia.
It is typical to have minor bleeding within the first 24 hours of your surgery. In case of excessive bleeding, apply pressure to the affected area by biting down on a gauze pad for 30 minutes. If you experience continuous or uncontrollable bleeding, please get in touch with our office right away.
We recommend that you avoid smoking for a minimum of 48 hours prior to your appointment to ensure a safe and quick recovery. It would be advantageous for you to reduce or quit smoking before your surgery as tobacco and nicotine can harm oral tissues and restrict blood and oxygen flow, resulting in slow healing and an elevated risk of infection.
Please wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothes with short sleeves and low or no-heeled shoes on the day of your surgery to ensure your comfort during the procedure. Please bear in mind that we will need access to your arm, so it's important to wear clothing that isn't restrictive. Avoid wearing jewelry, contacts, cosmetics (even perfume), makeup, lipstick, nail polish, etc. during the surgery.
To ensure your safety during your procedure, it is very important that you provide our staff with complete information regarding all medications or supplements that you take on a regular basis. This includes any prescription drugs, vitamins, herbal supplements, blood thinners, insulin, pain or depression medications, or any other substances, whether used medically or recreationally. While some medications may be allowed on the day of the surgery, others may need to be suspended days or even weeks before the procedure. If you have asthma, please remember to bring your inhaler with you on the day of your surgery. This will help us ensure that you receive the best possible care.
If you are sick or are experiencing a chest or head cold, sore throat, fever, stomach flu, or any other illness, we may need to reschedule your appointment for another day. Surgery is an invasive procedure that can take a toll on your body, and it is crucial that you are in good health for the success of your operation and recovery.
To attend your appointment for surgery, please make sure you have arranged for someone you know and trust, like a friend or family member, to drive you to and from our office. They will also need to stay in the office while you have your surgery or wait for you in a vehicle outside. It's important to remember that after the surgery, you won't be able to operate machinery, drive, or make decisions for yourself for the rest of the day.
After your surgery, please refrain from physical or strenuous activity, driving a vehicle, or operating machinery for the first 24 hours.
We offer our patients a detailed treatment approach and help them with cost-effective payment solutions
A single implant(s) can support a crown to replace just one missing tooth, which is significantly more durable and natural than traditional bridges.
Starting at
$95 Per Month.
Occasionally, a patient is missing more than one tooth but still has healthy gums and surrounding teeth. In this case, two or more implants are placed, and the crowns are attached, leaving the teeth intact.
Starting at
$195 Per Month.
Patients who need to replace a full upper and/or lower set of teeth can now opt for full mouth implants. Our oral surgeon will place 4 implants and then attach a full arch of teeth.
Starting at
$300 Per Month.
Unfortunately, avoiding dental care can lead to various health problems such as pain, oral health issues, worsened anxiety, and the need for more complex and costly procedures. Neglecting oral care can also make teeth more prone to decay and gum disease. If left unchecked, gum disease can progress to periodontitis and cause bacteria to spread throughout the body, leading to systemic infections and complications, especially for those with pre-existing conditions such as diabetes, respiratory disease, or heart disease. Fortunately, with affordable and comforting sedation dentistry, clinically excellent oral surgery is just a phone call away. Our team is dedicated to making your oral surgery experience as comfortable as possible by explaining everything you need to know about your procedure and delivering precise surgery with the latest technology and care practices.
Rediscover the joy of a confident smile. With our state-of-the-art dental implant solutions, you're not just getting a procedure—you're investing in a lifetime of laughter, conversations, and moments shared. Whether you're looking to replace a single tooth or achieve a complete transformation, our expert team is here to guide you every step of the way.
Florida Dental Implant Institute specializes in implants and oral surgery. With 50+ years of combined expertise, we serve Naples, Marco Island, Bonita Springs, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, and Lehigh Acres.
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