Laser Dentistry Root Canal Aftercare Tips

Because of modern innovation like laser dentistry, most dental procedures are more efficient and less invasive. That means things like a root canal don’t need to be intimidating anymore. The latest laser techniques available have made this process efficient and comfortable.

We are always on the cusp of the latest trends in modern dentistry. It helps us to make sure that each and every member of your family gets quality treatment. Here’s a few tips on some of the best practices for recovering from Aliso Viejo,Laguna Hills & Laguna Woods laser dentistry root canals.

You might be hungry after the procedure, but it’s a good idea to wait until the anesthesia wears off. We are fully sympathetic about you wanting to fill your tummy, but we just don’t want to see you bite your tongue or cheek along the way.
A little bit of discomfort after any procedure is normal. However, if the symptoms you had originally return or there’s pain last longer than a few days, come in and see our experts.
Once you get the okay from our dental professionals, you can resume your normal brushing and flossing habits. Before that, our laser dentistry experts will tell you how to keep your mouth clean. More often than not, we’ll give you instructions on how to rinse your mouth up to four times daily with salt water. This is especially important after you eat so that any loose particles of food will be removed.

Keep in mind it’s a good idea to take it easy for a few days after laser dentistry surgery. You need to give your body time to heal so you might want to stay away from the gym for a few days. Resting and recovering our two of the cornerstones of feeling better. We also suggest that people stay away from heavy lifting or any kind of exercise for just a short while.

Here’s another tip. It’s a good idea to stay away from hard foods and crunchy treats like popcorn and even foods that are good for you like carrots for a few weeks after your surgery.

Make sure that you don’t floss or brush around the area until you’ve been cleared by one of our experts. Even after you start brushing and flossing again, you need to be extra careful around the surgical area. We’re always ready to answer any and all of your laser dentistry questions.