Category: faq

Dental anxiety is not a barrier to treatment, but it does require special consideration. Modern dental standards encourage us to assess your anxiety level, which may guide the use of appropriate sedation options, such as oral sedation or conscious sedation. However, the fact that you have a phobia does not imply that you cannot be…

In some extreme restorative or surgical cases, a clinician may recommend a temporary rest or certain activity limitations. This is a temporary solution, as the healing and integration process is ongoing. Dentists typically do not recommend extended time off work unless continued activity could interfere with healing or negatively affect your overall well-being. During a…

This is a serious concern for all patients, and with a reason. Your medical records and procedure information are highly confidential and are not disclosed to any third party according to federal and state privacy laws in all phases of your treatment. However, when you decide to use insurance benefits, some diagnostic documents are included…

The answer to this, however, is not so simple, as the duration of time taken will vary depending on the complexity of the case and the specific biological response of your tissues. A straightforward reparative surgery might be over within a couple of hours and needs a few hours to heal. However, more complex oral…