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Dental Procedures Explained
Understanding what to expect from common dental procedures helps reduce anxiety and ensures better treatment outcomes.
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Dental Cleanings
Professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar buildup.
30-45 minutes
Every 6 months
What to Expect
- Gentle scaling to remove plaque and tartar
- Professional polishing for smooth, shiny teeth
- Fluoride treatment to strengthen enamel
- Oral health assessment and recommendations
Preparation
- No special preparation needed
- Continue regular brushing and flossing
- Bring your toothbrush to demonstrate technique
- Arrive 10 minutes early for paperwork
Aftercare
- Teeth may feel smoother and more sensitive
- Sensitivity usually resolves within 24-48 hours
- Continue regular oral hygiene routine
- Schedule next cleaning appointment
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Fillings
Restoration of cavities with tooth-colored composite material.
30-60 minutes
As needed
What to Expect
- Local anesthesia for comfort
- Removal of decayed tooth structure
- Placement of composite filling material
- Polishing for natural appearance
Preparation
- Inform us of any allergies or medical conditions
- Arrange transportation if sedation is planned
- Avoid eating 2 hours before appointment
- Wear comfortable clothing
Aftercare
- Avoid hard foods for 24 hours
- Practice gentle brushing around the filling
- Sensitivity is normal and should subside
- Contact us if pain persists beyond 2-3 days
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Root Canal Therapy
Treatment to save infected teeth by removing infected pulp.
60-90 minutes
As needed
What to Expect
- Local anesthesia for complete comfort
- Removal of infected pulp tissue
- Cleaning and shaping of root canals
- Placement of temporary or permanent filling
Preparation
- Eat a good meal before your appointment
- Arrange for someone to drive you home
- Inform us of any medications you're taking
- Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing
Aftercare
- Take prescribed antibiotics as directed
- Use ice packs to reduce swelling
- Eat soft foods and avoid chewing on treated tooth
- Return for crown placement as scheduled
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Dental Crowns
Custom caps that restore damaged teeth to full function.
2 visits, 60-90 minutes each
As needed
What to Expect
- First visit: tooth preparation and temporary crown
- Digital impression or traditional mold
- Custom crown fabrication in dental lab
- Second visit: permanent crown placement
Preparation
- Discuss crown material options with your dentist
- Arrange transportation for second appointment
- Plan for temporary crown care
- Ask about sedation options if anxious
Aftercare
- Avoid hard foods for first 24 hours
- Practice gentle oral hygiene
- Temporary crown may feel different
- Contact us if temporary crown comes loose
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