Placing Dental Crowns
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| • | Call a family member and ask them to drive you home after the procedure. |
| • | Make sure you have someone to take care of you and help you with chores on the first day. |
| • | Don’t take any medicine that can interfere with anesthesia during the procedure. |
| • | Getting an examination to determine the teeth that need the crown. |
| • | Getting your teeth prepared for the crown under local anesthesia. |
| • | Getting tooth impressions for crown manufacturing. |
| • | Receiving a temporary crown and waiting for the second appointment. |
| • | Removal of the temporary crown and final crown placement. |
| • | Try not to apply too much pressure on the crown and chew on a different side. |
| • | For a couple of days, try not to chew foods that are too hard or sticky. |
| • | Don’t floss too hard as this can compromise the cement under the crown. |
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