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We understand that each patient is unique, and listen to concerns.
We invest in the latest dental technology to give you.
No matter your age or dental needs, we are here to help.
We take the time to understand your individual needs and goals, creating customized treatment plans to help you achieve optimal oral health.
we believe that your dental experience should be more than just a routine visit. Our goal is to provide comprehensive, personalized care in a welcoming environment, where your comfort and well-being come first.
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For first-time
patients, it's normal to have lots of questions about dental
surgery or cosmetic procedures. The best approach is to be open
and honest with our doctor-surgeon. He should be happy to answer
your questions and help you feel as comfortable as possible.
Here are some of the most common questions and answers.
You shouldn't feel pain during the procedure itself. Our doctor will use a local anesthetic to numb the area, and in many cases, will also offer sedation options to help you relax or even sleep through the treatment. After the anesthetic wears off, it's normal to feel some soreness or discomfort, but this can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers or prescribed medication.
This depends on the procedure and your personal needs. Options can range from local anesthetic (a shot to numb a specific area) to conscious sedation (pills or gas to make you feel relaxed) or even IV sedation (medication administered intravenously to put you in a deeper state of relaxation). Be sure to discuss your anxiety level and comfort needs with our surgeon.
The duration varies widely depending on the complexity of the procedure. Simple extractions or cosmetic bonding might take less than an hour, while more complex surgeries like dental implants or full-mouth reconstructions can take several hours or require multiple appointments. Our surgeon will give you an estimated timeline.
All surgical procedures have some risks. Your dentist will explain the specific risks for your case, which may include infection, bleeding, or nerve damage. They will also tell you what steps they take to minimize these risks. It's important to ask about anything that concerns you.
Recovery is different for everyone. Doctor will give you detailed post-operative instructions. This will likely include information on managing pain and swelling, dietary restrictions, and oral hygiene. You may need to stick to a soft-food diet for a few days and avoid strenuous activities.
Recovery can range from a few days for simple procedures to several weeks or months for more extensive surgeries. Your dentist will provide a clear timeline for what to expect and when you can return to your normal routine.
The surgeon will give you a contact number for emergencies. Ask what constitutes an emergency and when you should call. It's good to know who to reach out to if you have excessive bleeding, severe pain, or any other unexpected issues.
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