If your permanent restoration is scheduled for delivery on the same day, please avoid chewing or using that area until after placement of the restoration.

As you wait for the permanent restoration, the anesthesia may begin to fade, and you might feel some sensitivity in the tooth. Taking Tylenol or Advil can alleviate any discomfort you experience.

Kindly remember to bring your nightguard or retainer(s) to your crown placement appointment, unless instructed otherwise.

Steer clear of hot liquids and take care not to bite your lip, cheek, or tongue while the numbness persists.

Soreness, swelling, or bruising around injection site may occur.

Gums can be sore or tender. Warm and gentle salt water swishes (up to 3x a day) can help accelerate healing and soothe them.

If you have a temporary restoration, please refrain from chewing sticky or crunchy foods. When Flossing, pull the floss "through" to avoid pulling the temporary off.

In the case of multiple temporaries that are connected as a single unit, you will be unable to floss between the teeth. We recommend using a Waterpik to help maintain tissue health during this period.

If your temporary crown comes off, please inform us and keep the crown so we can reattach it.

Feel free to reach out to us via call or text at 303.779.9472 if you have any questions or concerns.