When Can I Smoke After Dental Implant?
Quick Answer
Avoid entirely during healing (3-6 months ideal)
Smoke After Dental Implant: What You Need to Know
After a dental implant, you should wait avoid entirely during healing (3-6 months ideal) before smoking.
Why? Nicotine restricts blood flow critical for osseointegration
Warning: Smoking significantly increases implant failure risk
Tips for Smoking After Dental Implant
- Smoking is the #1 cause of implant failure
- Discuss with your dentist
Other Activities After Dental Implant
See when you can do other activities after your dental implant:
Recovery info: Recovery timelines are general guidelines based on typical cases. Individual recovery may vary based on your health, the complexity of your procedure, and other factors. Always follow your dentist's specific post-operative instructions.
About Dental Implant
A dental implant is a titanium post surgically placed into the jawbone to serve as an artificial tooth root, topped with a crown.
Having Problems Recovering?
If you're experiencing pain, swelling, or other concerns after your procedure, check your symptoms to see if you need to seek care.
Check Your SymptomsFrequently Asked Questions
Can I smoke after dental implant?
You should wait avoid entirely during healing (3-6 months ideal) before smoking after dental implant. Nicotine restricts blood flow critical for osseointegration
What happens if I smoke too soon after dental implant?
Smoking significantly increases implant failure risk
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