Is It Painful to Get Dental Implants?

In this video, Austin cosmetic and implant dentist Dr. Brandon Hall explains the minimal discomfort involved when replacing missing or damaged teeth with dental implants.

Is getting a dental implant painful? And I always tell people it’s it’s not as bad as you think. It’s really, honestly, much easier than you think. It’s easier than having the tooth pulled. So getting dental implants is really not that painful. We do mini dental implants, and the nice thing with those is they’re less invasive and therefore they are less painful.

Mini dental implants are easier to place, they’re quicker, and you get a great result with less pain. And all the time I’ll place implants and then I’ll see the patient back after a couple of days, and they just say, that was nothing. It was so easy for them, and they didn’t even take the pain medication. So they’re really much easier, less painful than you think. So if you are interested in implants, give us a call. We offer a free consultation for mini implants.

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Dr Hall received his dental training in San Antonio, TX and undergraduate degree in biology from Texas A&M University. Post dental school residency training while serving his country in the United States Navy. Dr. Hall enjoys attending many professional development and continuing education courses all over the country.

Dr. Hall’s coursework selection is heavily focused on dental implants and prosthetics to replace missing teeth. Dr. Hall is board certified in Nitrous oxide sedation (happy gas) to make his patient’s visits comfortable and relaxing.

When Dr. Hall is not taking care of smiles, you will find him in the great outdoors camping, hiking, and exploring. He enjoys playing sports, exercise, travel, and chasing after his three little tornadoes.

Spending much of his life growing up overseas, mostly in Germany, traveling, and experiencing other cultures has helped shape Dr. Hall’s outlook on life and work. Balancing time with a comfortable, caring work environment, family, recreation, and good food (I’m hungry right now). Having fun and enjoying life is crucial in helping us perform at our best each day.