Precautions after implantation Because the implant serves as a support for the artificial tooth root, its chewing efficiency is substantially improved compared to the traditionally restored dentures, but it is after all not its own real tooth and must be well taken care of to ensure the longevity of the implant. The following points should be noted after implant placement: (1) On the day of surgery, the patient should eat a semi- or full-fluid diet. Do not brush your teeth for 24 hours after surgery to avoid irritating the wound. (2) The patient should not eat hard or tough food for 3 months after surgery to prevent excessive stress on the implant. (3) Observe the condition of the implant and the wound at all times and contact the doctor in case of problems. (4) Prevent from being hit by external forces, once hit, go to the dental hospital immediately. (5) Good oral hygiene is an important guarantee for the success of artificial dental implants, so patients should do effective oral cleaning on time. Regularly clean the teeth, rinse the mouth after meals, and rinse with mouthwash several times a day to avoid infection. Clean the implant abutment once in the morning and once in the evening with a soft-haired toothbrush or cotton strips. (6 ) You should come to the hospital regularly for follow-up and maintenance after the dental implant is placed.