Toothpaste After Getting Dental Implants: What Should I Use?
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Rodney asks:
Is there a special type of toothpaste I should use after getting dental implants?
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toothpaste after implant
Any toothpaste is fine as long as you wait at least 2 weeks to brush the area in my opinion. Your dentist can advise you to his preference in your case, however.
Aaron B. Carner, DMD
aftercare for dental implants
Any toothpaste will work. The more important factors in keeping your implants are healthy are daily effective hygiene practices (brushing and flossing) as well as seeing your dentist every 4-6 months for professional cleaning.
Dr. kazemi
www.facialart.com
Dr. H. Ryan Kazemi
http://www.facialart.com/
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