For the first few weeks, you should take care of the healing of the implant sites, use antiseptic or herbal baths, and use cotton swabs to clean the wounds. After eating, rinse your mouth with water to remove food debris.
Use a toothbrush marked Soft or Ultra Soft. This will be enough to remove plaque, but protect the gum and denture from damage.
Toothpaste should not contain fluoride, phosphorus, calcium or other minerals that strengthen natural tooth enamel or prevent cavities. Choose pastes with herbal extracts of chamomile, sage, ratatania root, mint, myrrh and echinacea.
Do not use mouthwashes until your gums are completely healed.
The use of an irrigator is recommended, as it helps remove food debris from the denture floor, massaging the gums, which improves microcirculation in the capillaries and improves the overall condition of the mucosa.
Also, don't forget about professional dental cleanings.
All of these recommendations will help you feel comfortable after your implants are placed, and will greatly extend their lifespan.