Tudor City Dental
General and Cosmetic
New York
212-697-4690
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POST-OP CARE

  • After Tooth Extractions
  • After Root Canal Treatment
  • After Temporary Veneers
  • After Permanent Veneers
  • After Temporary Crowns
  • After Permanent Crowns
  • After Composite or Tooth Colored Fillings
  • After Dentures/Partials

After Permanent Crowns

  • After the final cementation of your restoration, it may take a few days to get used to the new crown or bridge. Hot and cold sensitivity is possible for a few weeks and occasionally lasts for several months. As with the temporary, if the bite doesn't feel balanced please call us.
  • Do not chew hard or sticky foods on the restoration for 24 hours from the time they were cemented. The cement must set up during this time to have optimum strength.
  • Proper brushing, flossing, and regular 6-month (minimal) cleanings are required to help you retain your final restoration. The only area that a crowned tooth can decay is at the edge of the crown at the gum line. Often, small problems that develop around the restorations can be found at an early stage and corrected easily, but waiting for a longer time may require redoing the entire restoration.
  • Approximately 1 out of every 100 porcelain crowns chip and may need replacement.

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Adam J. Boris, DDS • Marc K. Wilk, DDS • Lee Plutzer, DDS
304 East 41st Street • New York, NY 10017 • Phone 212-697-4690 • Fax 212-697-4536