• Numbness may last for a few hours after treatment
• Mild soreness in the tooth, gums, or jaw is normal and should improve within a day or two
• Sensitivity (especially to temperature) is common and may last from a few days to several weeks
• Your bite may feel slightly off once the numbness wears off

• Numbness may last for a few hours after treatment
• Mild soreness in the tooth, gums, or jaw is normal and should improve within a few days
• Sensitivity is common, especially with deeper decay, and may last days to a few weeks
• Your bite may feel slightly different once the numbness wears off
• If you have a temporary, avoid sticky foods and contact us if it comes off
• Keep the area clean with normal brushing and flossing

• Numbness may last for a few hours after treatment
• Bleeding, swelling, and soreness are normal for the first few days
• Avoid rinsing, spitting, straws, or smoking to allow proper healing
• Use gentle saltwater rinses starting the day after the procedure
• Eat softer foods and avoid chewing on the area
• Use recommended medications and cold compresses as needed
• Rest and avoid strenuous activity for the first 24 hours
• Healing varies

• If extractions were performed, also follow extraction instructions
• Wear your appliance as directed during the initial adjustment period
• Some discomfort and sore spots are normal and may require adjustments
• Your speech and chewing may feel different at first and will improve with time
• Remove and clean your appliance daily using a toothbrush, soap, and water
• Avoid abrasive products such as toothpaste or bleach
• Follow up for adjustments as recommended

• Mild discomfort or pressure is common during the initial adjustment period
• Wear your appliance as directed
• Clean daily with a toothbrush, soap, and water
• Avoid abrasive products such as toothpaste or bleach
• Periodic deeper cleaning (such as with a denture cleaner) may be recommended
• Adjustments are sometimes needed as your bite adapts

• Numbness may last for a few hours after treatment
• Mild soreness in the tooth, gums, or jaw is common and should improve over a few days
• Healing varies depending on the condition of the tooth prior to treatment
• Use recommended medications as needed for comfort
• Avoid chewing on the treated tooth until final restoration is completed
• Continue normal brushing and flossing
• A root canal is often the first step—final restoration is important for long-term success

• Numbness may last for a few hours after treatment
• Soreness in the gums and jaw is common and should improve over a few days
• Cold sensitivity is common after treatment
• Teeth may feel slightly looser at first as inflammation resolves
• Continue brushing and flossing as directed
• Periodontal therapy is part of ongoing care—maintenance is important for long-term stability
• Healing and response to treatment can vary

Please follow up with our office if your symptoms are not improving or if something does not feel normal.