Jack S. Roth, DDS, PC
Endodontics
New York, NY
212-838-2011
  • PATIENT INFO
    • Our Values
    • First Visit
    • Scheduling
    • Financial Policy
    • Insurance
    • Endodontic FAQ
    • Introduction
  • MEET US
    • Mission/Philosophy
    • Meet Dr. Roth
    • Meet Us
  • PROCEDURES
    • Root Canal Therapy
    • Endodontic Retreatment
    • Apicoectomy
    • Cracked Teeth
    • Traumatic Injuries
    • Dental Implants
    • Bone Grafting
      • Jaw Bone Health
      • Jaw Bone Loss & Deterioration
      • About Bone Grafting
      • Ridge Augmentation
      • Ridge Expansion
      • Sinus Lift
      • Nerve Repositioning
      • Platelet Rich Plasma
      • Stem Cells
  • INSTRUCTIONS
    • After Endotonic Treatment
    • After Microsurgical Endodontics (Apicoectomy)
    • After Dental Implants
    • After Socket Bone Grinding
    • After Extractions
    • Before Endodontic Treatment
    • General Instructions
    • After Treatment
  • TECHNOLOGY
    • Digital Radiography
    • Surgical Operating Microscope
    • Cone Beam Computed Tomography
  • REFERRING DRS
    • Referral Form
    • Links of Interest
  • PATIENT REG
    • Patient Registration
    • Privacy Policy
  • CONTACT US
    • Contact Information / Office Map

INSTRUCTIONS

  • After Endotonic Treatment
  • After Microsurgical Endodontics (Apicoectomy)
  • After Dental Implants
  • After Socket Bone Grinding
  • After Extractions
  • Before Endodontic Treatment
  • General Instructions
  • After Treatment

Home Care Instructions

Your tooth and surrounding gum tissue may be slightly tender for several days as a result of manipulation during treatment and previous condition of your tooth. This tenderness is normal and is no cause for alarm. Do not chew food on the affected side until your endodontic therapy is completed and your tooth is covered with a protective restoration provided by your restorative dentist. You may continue your regular dental hygiene regimen. Discomfort may be alleviated by taking ibuprofen (Advil), aspirin, or acetaminophen (Tylenol) as directed.

NOTE: Alcohol intake is not advised while taking any of these medications. Should you experience discomfort that cannot be controlled with the above listed medications, or should swelling develop, please contact this office immediately.

The office telephone is answered day and night. If you need to call after hours, please have your pharmacy number available.

If you have any questions, please call our office at 212-838-2011

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Address: 133 E 58 Street, Suite 308 • New York, NY 10022 • Phone: 212-838-2011


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