After-care

After a regular cleaning, crown, or filling some tenderness or slight sensivitity for several days can be normal. Below, you can find our post-operative instructions for some of the more involved procedures that our office performs. Of course, please do not hesitate to contact our office if you have a question or concern about any procedure. You can also check out our post-operative care videos.

Post-operative care & instructions

Radiograph of a tooth with root canal therapy.

How to heal after a root canal treatment.

Radiograph of a recently extracted tooth with the socket visible.

How to maximize healing after having a tooth extracted.

Radiograph with calculus visible.

Find out how to heal your gums after a deep cleaning.

Radiograph of a maxillary molar in close proximity to the maxillary sinus.

When directed, these steps can help speed healing and minimize the risk of future problems after a sinus exposure.

Post-delivery care & instructions

A pair of conventional dentures

Learn how to care for and adapt to conventional dentures.

A pair of conventional dentures

Learn how to care for and adapt to implant-retained overdentures.

Fixed, full-arch prosthesis sameple.

For dentured that are permanently in your mouth, you take to clean them where they are.

Top view of a hard occlusal appliance.

Learn to take care of your new appliance for clenching, grinding, or temporomandibular disorder (TMD).

Mandibular advancement device.

Learn to take care of your new mandibular advancement device (MAD) for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) or snoring.

Mandibular advancement device.

Learn to adjust or titrate your new mandibular advancement device (MAD).

Tooth whitening supplies.

Learn how to safely and effectively whiten your teeth at home.