Recovery after full mouth rehabilitation is manageable with the right preparation. Most patients are comfortable within a week of surgery and eating normally within 8–12 weeks. This guide walks through every phase — from surgery day through your first year back in Canada.
Surgery under local anaesthesia + optional IV sedation. Duration: 3–5 hours for full-arch. You receive your provisional fixed teeth the same day. Transported to hotel with post-operative instructions, medications (antibiotics + pain relief), and emergency contact number.
Day 1–2: Rest, ice packs, head elevation. Day 2–3: Follow-up appointment — wound check, bite assessment. Days 3–7: Swelling peaks then subsides. Soft diet. Oral hygiene protocol introduced. Final check before departure — travel clearance confirmed.
Soft diet maintained. Avoid hard/crunchy foods. No smoking. Minimal physical exertion for 2 weeks. Remote follow-up video call at Day 7 and Day 30. Local dentist receives your full case file for any routine monitoring.
Implants integrate with bone over 3–6 months. Most patients feel completely normal by month 3. Diet gradually expands. Regular oral hygiene critical. Video check-in at 3 months. Definitive prosthesis delivered (if not on first trip): impressions taken via local dentist, fabricated in Delhi, delivered by courier.
Annual remote review. Local dentist check-up recommended every 6 months. Occlusal guards if bruxism present. Implant-specific cleaning aids provided. Lifetime warranty covers all components — contact us any time.
