Generally, it's best to wait for the dental anesthetic to wear off, and then your new tooth should be ready
for you to eat and enjoy food.
It's normal to have some tenderness the first day or two after getting a new crown placed; however, if symptoms persist, we invite you to contact your Pure Dental team as your crown may need slight adjustments.
Caring for Your Ceramic Porcelain Crown
There are some steps you can take at home to protect the health and longevity of your new dental crown. These steps include:
- Consistent daily brushing
- Never using teeth as tools
- Avoiding hard or sticky foods
- Careful flossing once a day to avoid decay under the crown
Consistent visits to your Toowoomba dentist every six months for professional teeth cleans and exams can also help prolong the lifespan of your crown. Your dentist will check the health of your crown with yearly x-rays and biannual exams. They can let you know if there are any signs of problematic wear or breakdown that you should address.
Do You Have Questions about Dental Crowns in Toowoomba?
Your Pure Dental team is here to help! We invite you to give us a call on (07) 4646 2512 if you have any questions or would like to arrange a booking.