Surgery: Any surgical procedure produces some bleeding. The amount varies depending upon many factors and cannot always be predetermined. Discuss this concern with the dentist actually performing the procedure on you.
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Very very little: Typically there is very little bleeding following a dental implant procedure. Other things will contribute to bleeding such as the use of aspirin, blood thinners and anti-coagulants which must be considered.
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Not necessarily...: An incision is an incision. Even a drop of blood is bleeding, so the answer is not true. But the bleeding is minimal if that makes you feel better.
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