Do Dental Implants Hurt? What the Procedure and Recovery Really Feel Like
If the thought of implant surgery makes you tense, you are not alone. The fear of pain is the single most common reason people put off replacing failing or missing teeth, sometimes for years. So here is the honest, direct answer. During the procedure, you should not feel pain because the area is fully numbed with local anesthesia. You'll feel pressure and movement, not sharp pain. Afterward, once the numbness fades, most patients have mild to moderate soreness for a few days, the kind of ache that responds well to ordinary over-the-counter pain relief.
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