Post Operative Care

Expect the following post-surgery: Bleeding: small amounts are normal and may continue for the first 24 hours. Pain : moderate discomfort will occ...

Control bleeding with gauze and light pressure for 30 minutes after your procedure. Avoid removing the gauze during that time. The appearance of bl...

What to expect: Your tooth might be uncomfortable or experience a dull ache immediately following root canal therapy. This will resolve in one to ...

If you required anesthesia, avoid eating until your mouth is no longer numb. Contact our dental office if your bite feels uneven. Schedule an adjus...

Do not remove your immediate denture for the first 24 hours following placement. Removal could cause swelling and make replacement difficult or imp...

Respect the adjustment period for your new dentures. Ease into your daily routines with your new dentures. Eat softer foods first and practice spea...

Scaling and root planing is a non-surgical treatment for periodontal (gum) disease. The procedure removes bacterial plaque and tartar from around y...

Avoid disturbing the treatment area. Allow a few days, especially the first 24 hours, for your body to naturally heal and “clot.” Avoid dislodging ...

Maximize your teeth whitening results for the first 48 hours (two days) following the procedure. 12 to 24 hours are required for teeth to re-minera...