After dental implant surgery, patients may experience different degrees of discomfort and pain.. Pain and swelling are common consequences of surgery caused by inflammation.. Inflammation and the resulting pain are influenced by various factors, including the type and duration of surgery, the skill of the dentist, the patient's body reaction to the surgery, blood pressure, heart rate, and the patient's anxiety in this case.. A strong dentist prescribes painkillers... > **English text:** > > "The duration of medication after dental implant surgery varies depending on the patient's needs and the medications prescribed.... Pain medications are usually only needed for a few days to a week after surgery." > > **Persian translation:** "Duration of taking medication after dental implant surgery varies depending on the needs of the patient and the prescribed medications. Usually, taking painkillers is only needed for a few days to a week after the surgery." Quoted from the centralvalleydentist website Introducing the best painkillers to reduce implant pain After the dental implant, the dentist usually prescribes anti-inflammatory drugs and steroids to reduce the pain. To reduce the pain, you must take these drugs on time and regularly. Below are the types of strong painkillers for implant pain: > Do you know what is the reason for the whitening of the gums after implantation? Acetaminophen: Acetaminophen is a common choice for implant pain relief.. This drug can be used alone or with ibuprofen for pain control.. The prescribed dose is determined by the dentist.. Acetaminophen is usually given in doses of 325 mg to 1000 mg every 4-6 hours.. Pain and inflammation... Research shows that ibuprofen is effective in controlling the pain of dental surgery... Recommended dose Ibuprofen as a strong pain reliever for implant pain is 200-600 mg every 6 hours.. - **Naproxen:** Naproxen is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that is used to relieve pain after implantation... Naproxen reduces pain and inflammation by reducing hormones that cause inflammation in the body.. > Naproxen sodium is more effective than acetaminophen in reducing postoperative pain and systemic inflammation after placement of one or two dental implants.. > > **Persian translation:** "Naproxen sodium is more effective than acetaminophen in reducing postoperative pain and systemic inflammation after placing one or two dental implants." > > Quoted from the authoritative reference of medical articles pmc.ncbi - **Ketorolac:** Ketorolac is usually prescribed as an intramuscular injection to reduce severe pain after implantation.... This ampoule is much stronger than ibuprofen and acetaminophen.... Therefore, it should be taken with a dentist's prescription.... Avoid self-administration of this ampoule.... - ** Novafen:** A combination of the drug Novafen:** acetamin.. ibuprofen and Caffeine is considered a strong pain reliever for implant pain... This capsule is not suitable for everyone due to its combination and may cause drowsiness. After the implant, feeling pain is completely normal and shows the recovery process of the body... The pain is mild to moderate in the first days, and by taking drugs such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen, etc., the intensity of pain and discomfort can be reduced.... Do not take drugs arbitrarily to reduce pain and swelling... with minimal side effects.