Title: Post-Op Instructions | Patient Home Care After Dental Procedures
Headings: Post-Op Instructions
Post-Op Instructions
Patient Home Care Following Crown or Bridge Appointment
Care Instructions For Scaling and Root Planning
Post Visit Instructions Arestin Periodontal Treatment
Post-Op For Tooth Extractions
After 24 Hours
New Filling – What to Expect!
Now that your new filling or fillings have been placed there are a few directions you need to follow.
Immediate post visit cold sensitivity is also possible
At Home Whitening Instructions
Periodontal Maintenance

Content: Long Term Care of Your New Crown or Bridge: Now that your crown or bridge has been cemented there are a few things to expect and to care for. Initially you may experience some sensitivity to cold as the tooth may be slightly irritated by the cement. Sensitivity toothpaste generally helps (ie. Pronamel by Sensodyne or Crest for Sensitivity teeth). Also, if after a couple of days your “Bite” seems off or it just doesn’t feel normal, please call our office for a slight adjustment. It is extremely important to maintain excellent oral hygiene with your new crown or bridge. Some people have the misconception that a crowned tooth no longer needs to be maintained. That is simple not true. Crowns and bridges are still susceptible to decay near the gumline the same as a natural tooth.