PARLIAMENT DENTAL
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General dentistry offers a wide range of dental treatments to help you achieve and maintain superior oral health throughout your life.
Whether you're looking for an appointment for your child, a simple dental checkup for yourself, or think you need a more complex procedure, the team at Parliament Dental is here to take care of you and your smile. Our experienced team will gladly provide comprehensive general and specialty dentistry services that will exceed your expectations.
We encourage our patients to visit us twice a year. The purpose of these routine dental appointments is to perform a thorough cleaning and dental exam to ensure that your smile and teeth are still healthy. If you are suffering from pain, a damaged tooth, or a dental emergency, we encourage you to contact us as soon as possible to receive the quality dental care you need. To learn more about our dental services and to schedule your next visit, we invite you to contact us today. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have and work with you to plan your first visit with us.
ABOUT US
First Visit
Our dental office is committed to providing you and your family with safe, gentle, high-quality dental care. We understand that some of you or even your child may sometimes feel anxiety before going to the dentist. At Parliament Dental, we are sensitive to your needs and our goal is to put your mind at ease while providing you with the best care possible.
Your first visit is a matter of comfort, professionalism and health.
When you visit us for the first time, we will take the time to review your dental and medical history, talk with you to learn more about your dental and overall health, and offer to take x-rays of your teeth and mouth to make sure we don't miss any hard-to-reach areas. Our dentists will then meet with you to discuss your x-rays, create your personalized treatment plan and answer any questions you may have.
Finally, one of our hygienists will clean your teeth and gums and inspect your teeth and gums for cavities or warning signs of tooth decay or gingivitis. If a patient is pregnant, we make sure to prevent any dangerous exposure of the baby with a lead apron or simply by postponing the x-ray examination.
Don't forget to bring these important documents to your first appointment with us!
- The completed patient information form.
- Your insurance card.
- Any other information that could help us give you better oral health.
Any questions?
FAQ
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AFTER AN OPERATION
Post-operation Instructions
Some tips to help you reduce pain, speed your recovery and prevent postoperative complications.
Bite lightly on cotton pads placed in the mouth, maintaining constant pressure for about 30 to 45 minutes. If you notice after removing the pads that the bleeding persists, put on another one (or even a wet, twisted tea bag) and bite down for another 45 minutes.
- Do not smoke for at least 24 hours after the procedure.
- Swelling and localized inflammation are common after surgery. To prevent or reduce swelling, it is recommended to apply ice cubes placed in a wet towel as soon as possible after surgery. The application of cold compresses should not last more than fifteen minutes per hour, and only for the first 24 hours.
- It is possible that the movements of the jaw are more or less painful after the operation. In some cases, this sensitivity may last for 7 to 10 days. In this situation, avoid forcing your muscles and do not hesitate to modify your diet accordingly: soft and cold foods the first day and increasingly firm foods the following days.
- After 24 hours, if the bleeding has subsided, brush your teeth normally, taking care not to irritate the healing area. If pain or bleeding persists beyond 24 hours, call us directly.
AFTER AN OPERATION
Post-operation Instructions
Some tips to help you reduce pain, speed your recovery and prevent postoperative complications.
Bite lightly on cotton pads placed in the mouth, maintaining constant pressure for about 30 to 45 minutes. If you notice after removing the pads that the bleeding persists, put on another one (or even a wet, twisted tea bag) and bite down for another 45 minutes.
- Do not smoke for at least 24 hours after the procedure.
- Swelling and localized inflammation are common after surgery. To prevent or reduce swelling, it is recommended to apply ice cubes placed in a wet towel as soon as possible after surgery. The application of cold compresses should not last more than fifteen minutes per hour, and only for the first 24 hours.
- It is possible that the movements of the jaw are more or less painful after the operation. In some cases, this sensitivity may last for 7 to 10 days. In this situation, avoid forcing your muscles and do not hesitate to modify your diet accordingly: soft and cold foods the first day and increasingly firm foods the following days.
- After 24 hours, if the bleeding has subsided, brush your teeth normally, taking care not to irritate the healing area. If pain or bleeding persists beyond 24 hours, call us directly.