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I don't know what kind of implant you are talking about, but I can tell you for a root canal, I didn't have much pain until I started moving around. Then it felt like a huge throbbing in the area of the work, and it really hurt. I had to get my dentist to prescribe me codeine. I had to go back in for him to look at it. He said there was no reason for it to hurt so badly, but I said I was in agony and couldn't take it, so he prescribed it for me. It turns out that I was doing heavy manual labor a day after the root canal, and when you are bending and lifting and getting your heart pumping and your blood pressure goes up, it is the pain of the blood pumping faster through the recently worked on area that hurts so much, even if nothing is wrong. If you can stay fairly still and not get your heart rate up too high afterwards, you should be OK. If for any reason you are going to be very physically active afterward, tell the dentist.
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