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While lost gum tissue does not grow back naturally, we can stop the progression of gum recession through deep cleanings and, in some cases, refer you…
While bacteria that trigger the inflammatory response can be spread through saliva, your overall oral hygiene and immune response are the primary…
Yes! Once you have adjusted to the bridge, you will find it much easier to eat. We recommend trying soft foods cut into small pieces until you are…
The cost varies depending on the type of bridge and the material used. Many insurance plans cover a significant portion of the restorative treatment.…
The area is numbed with a local anesthetic during the preparation phase, so you should feel no pain. Some patients experience mild sensitivity…
We take every step to make your procedure as comfortable as possible. Although you may experience some pressure during the process, we use effective…
It’s important to avoid activities that could interfere with the healing process. Avoid smoking, drinking through a straw, or eating hard and…
Most people recover within a few days, though depending on the complexity of the extraction, it can take up to a week. Following our aftercare…
We evaluate wisdom teeth during routine exams or with X-rays to check alignment and positioning. If these teeth crowd others or risk complications,…
You can generally resume normal routines within a day, but it’s important to avoid strenuous exercise that could impact healing. We’ll discuss…