Resources
After-care
Some tenderness or mild sensitivity for a few days after a cleaning, filling, or crown is normal. Below are
our instructions for the more involved procedures we perform. If you have a question or concern after any
visit, please call us. You can also watch our
post-operative care videos.
Post-operative care & instructions
Root canal treatment
What to expect and how to care for the tooth after root canal treatment.
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Tooth extraction
How to help the area heal well after a tooth is removed.
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Scaling and root planing
How to care for your gums after a deep cleaning.
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Sinus precautions
If your doctor directs you to, these steps help the sinus heal and lower the risk of problems later.
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Conventional denture
Caring for your new dentures and getting used to them.
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Implant-retained overdenture
Caring for your new overdenture and getting used to it.
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Full-arch, fixed prosthesis
Teeth that stay in place full-time need to be cleaned in place. Here is how.
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Occlusal appliance or retainer
Caring for your night guard or retainer for clenching, grinding, or jaw joint (TMD) problems.
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Mandibular advancement device
Caring for your new sleep appliance for sleep apnea or snoring.
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Adjusting a mandibular advancement device
How to gradually adjust your sleep appliance as directed.
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Tooth whitening
How to whiten your teeth safely and effectively at home.
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