Possible to have a Loss of Taste After Implant Surgery?
John asks:
Is it possible to have a loss of taste after dental implant surgery?
Hi John,
I am not aware of this happening, although I have had patients complain about altered taste immediately after the dental implant surgery which was related to the mouthrinse (chlorhexidine) that was given for the first 1-2 weeks. Once the mouthrinse was discontinued, the altered taste sensation went away. Without any additional information, it would be difficult for me to comment further.
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