How long after a threadlift do I need to wait before I can go for dental treatment such as a tooth implant or dental crown?

Doctor's Answers 1

Hi there,

Generally, you would have to wait for 4 weeks before commencing any dental
procedure. However, if you still experience discomfort and tightness in
the area where the thread lift was performed, then the dental procedure may
have to be postponed to a later date (more than 4 weeks) or as reviewed and
advised by your doctor.

Hope that helps.

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