Everything you need before your visit.
A few small things make your first — and every — visit smoother. Here's what to have on hand and what to expect.
Bring identification
A photo ID helps us set up your file accurately.
Insurance details
Bring your insurance information if you'd like us to help submit claims.
Medication list
A quick list of current medications helps us tailor your care.
Previous records
Past dental records or recent x-rays are helpful, if available.
- • Rest for the remainder of the day; avoid strenuous activity.
- • Follow prescribed medication instructions carefully.
- • Eat soft, cool foods for the first 24 hours.
- • Avoid disturbing the surgical site with fingers or tongue.
- • Contact our office if you have unusual pain, swelling or bleeding.
- • Bite gently on gauze for 30–45 minutes after leaving the office.
- • Avoid rinsing vigorously, drinking through a straw or smoking for 24 hours.
- • Stick to soft foods and cool liquids the first day.
- • A cold compress can help reduce swelling.
- • Call the office if bleeding persists or discomfort worsens.
These are general guidelines — always follow the specific instructions given at your appointment. When in doubt, call us. Please do not use online forms for urgent post-care questions.
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