FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Oral Hygiene and Treatments
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How often should I brush my teeth?
You should brush your teeth at least once a day before going to bed for optimal dental care. And it is best to brush your teeth in the morning as soon as you wake up.
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Can I eat after anesthesia?
We do not recommend our clients to eat for 2-3 hours after the procedure in which anesthesia was used, so as not to bite their tongue or other parts inside the mouth. After the effect of anesthesia, you can eat normally.
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How can I improve my oral hygiene at home?
Regular brushing, flossing, and antibacterial rinses are key. We also advise regular dental examinations.
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Is my pain normal or a signal of a problem?
Pain in the mouth, gums, or teeth can indicate problems. We recommend a visit to the dentist for an accurate diagnosis and treatment.
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How can tooth sensitivity be improved?
Use specific toothpastes for sensitive teeth and avoid extreme temperatures. Talk to your dentist about possible treatments.
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What options do I have for teeth whitening?
Options include professional in-office whitening or using bleach under the supervision of a dentist. It is best to consult your dentist.
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How often should I go for regular dental checkups?
If you have no complaints, we recommend regular examinations every six months to maintain oral health and prevent potential problems.
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Can I replace my missing teeth?
Yes, you can replace lost teeth with various dental solutions. Dental implants are one of the most permanent options, placing titanium implants in the jaw and placing crowns on them. Other choices include bridges that rest on adjacent teeth or partial dentures. Visit your dentist to discuss the best option for your situation.