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We generally recommend taking them out at night. This gives your gums a chance to rest and allows normal stimulation and cleansing by the tongue and…
Eating with new teeth takes a little practice. Start with soft foods cut into small pieces. Chew slowly using both sides of your…
It’s normal to experience some minor irritation or soreness when you first start wearing them. As your mouth adjusts, this should go…
Treat a crowned tooth like a regular tooth. Brush twice a day and floss daily. It’s especially important to floss around the crown to prevent gum…
On average, dental crowns last between five and 15 years. However, with good oral hygiene, they can last even longer. Avoiding hard candies and not…
You might feel some sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures for a few days after the procedure, but this is normal. Over-the-counter pain relievers…
Composite resin does not respond to whitening gels. If you are planning to whiten your teeth, we recommend doing so before your bonding procedure so…
While the material is long-lasting, it is not permanent and will eventually need to be touched up or replaced. However, the process is reversible…
No, the procedure is typically painless and rarely requires numbing…
We prioritize your comfort and can use local numbing agents or sedation options to ensure that deep cleaning procedures are virtually…