After a filling, it is normal to experience temporary sensitivity to hot, cold, or pressure.

Recommendations:

• Avoid eating until the numbness has completely worn off to prevent biting your cheek or tongue.

• Mild sensitivity is normal for a few days to a few weeks.

• Avoid very hard foods (ice, hard candies) on the treated side for 24 hours.

• Maintain good oral hygiene with gentle brushing and flossing.

If the pain increases instead of decreasing after a few days, please contact us.

It is common to experience sensitivity or mild pain when chewing for a few days after the treatment.

Recommendations:

• Avoid chewing on the treated side until the final restoration (filling or crown) is placed.

• Take the recommended pain relievers as needed.

• Pressure sensitivity is normal for a few days.

• Continue brushing and flossing gently as usual.

Significant swelling or increasing pain should be evaluated promptly.

The formation of a blood clot is essential for proper healing.

Recommendations:

• Bite on the provided gauze for 30 to 60 minutes after the procedure.

• Avoid vigorous rinsing, spitting, drinking through a straw, or smoking for 24 hours.

• Eat soft, lukewarm foods (not hot) on the same day.

• Apply ice to the cheek (15 minutes at a time) to reduce swelling.

• Sleep with your head slightly elevated the first night.

Light bleeding is normal. If bleeding is heavy or persistent, please contact us.

The grafted area is fragile during the first few weeks and must be protected.

Recommendations:

• Avoid brushing or flossing the grafted area until your follow-up appointment.

• Follow the instructions for the prescribed mouthwash, if applicable.

• Eat soft foods and avoid hot, spicy, or crunchy foods.

• Avoid pulling your lip or cheek to look at the area.

Mild swelling or discomfort is normal during the first few days.

Proper healing is essential to ensure the integration of the implant with the bone.

Recommendations:

• Avoid chewing on the implant side during the recommended period.

• Apply ice as needed to reduce swelling.

• Take prescribed medications as directed.

• Maintain excellent oral hygiene while avoiding the surgical area for the first few days, as instructed.

Mild bleeding and moderate swelling are normal during the first few days.

After whitening, teeth may be more sensitive and more prone to staining.

Recommendations:

• Avoid coffee, tea, red wine, colored drinks, and tobacco for at least 48 hours.

• Use toothpaste for sensitive teeth if needed.

• Temporary sensitivity is normal and should decrease quickly.

Follow specific instructions if you are using at-home trays.

A well-maintained denture protects your gums and extends its lifespan.

Recommendations:

• Remove and clean your denture after each meal.

• Brush it with a product designed for dentures (avoid abrasive toothpaste).

• Remove it at night to allow the tissues to rest.

• Store it in water or a recommended solution when not in use.

Consult us if it becomes unstable, uncomfortable, or causes sores.

The night guard protects your teeth against grinding and clenching.

Recommendations:

• Wear it every night (or as instructed).

• Clean it every morning with a soft brush and cold water.

• Avoid hot water, which could warp it.

• Store it in its case when not in use.

Bring it to your appointments to check the fit.

This device helps keep the airways open during sleep.

Recommendations:

• Wear it every night to maximize its benefits.

• Clean it daily with a soft brush and a recommended cleanser.

• It is normal to feel slight jaw tension at first.

• Inform us if you experience persistent pain or significant discomfort.

Regular follow-ups allow the device to be adjusted for optimal comfort.

After Botox injections, it is normal to notice slight redness, minor swelling, or sensitivity at the injection sites. These effects are temporary and usually resolve within a few hours to a few days.

To optimize results and reduce the risk of side effects, please follow these recommendations:

During the first 4 hours

• Keep your head upright — avoid bending forward for extended periods.

• Do not lie down.

• Avoid massaging, rubbing, or applying pressure to the treated areas.

During the first 24 hours

• Avoid intense exercise or any activity that significantly increases blood flow.

• Avoid alcohol.

• Do not receive facial massages or other facial aesthetic treatments.

• Avoid exposure to intense heat (sauna, spa, very hot bath).

In case of discomfort

• Mild swelling or small bruises may appear. You can gently apply a cold compress without direct pressure.

• Avoid anti-inflammatory medications (like ibuprofen) unless otherwise directed, as they may increase bruising.

What to expect

• Effects are not immediate. Initial results usually appear after 3 to 5 days.

• The final result is generally visible after about 10 to 14 days.

• The duration of effects varies from person to person, but is often between 3 and 4 months.

When to contact us

Contact the clinic if you experience:

• Significant muscle weakness in an untreated area

• Difficulty swallowing or speaking

• Significant swelling or an unusual reaction

These situations are rare but require prompt evaluation.