Following gum surgery recovery times will vary from patient to patient. The procedure and recovery advise given by your dentist will depend on the extent of the gum disease.

Key takeaways:

- Gum surgery may be required to prevent loss of teeth, reduce the gap between gums and teeth, or repair damaged bone and tissue.
- A dentist will advise on pain relief following gum surgery.
- A good oral care routine is important in maintaining teeth after gum surgery.

Following any dental procedure, a dentist will provide detailed instructions on how to achieve the best possible recovery. Recovery times will depend on the extent of the procedure taking place.
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Bridges will be installed by a dentist in order to close a tooth gap and provide your teeth with extra support. A bridge can last a decade and longer with good care. What do experts recommend and why should you heed this advice?

- Sticky foods could cause a temporary bridge to become dislodged.
- If you experience a significant amount of discomfort, consult with your dentist.
- Floss any gaps underneath the bridge in order to prevent cavities.

"It should be recognised that dental bridges will never be as strong and durable as natural teeth."
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Root canals are common procedures intended to remove dead or damaged pulp from one or more teeth. After your dentist performs this modern technique, how can you limit subsequent discomfort?

- Try not to bite down on food with the affected tooth until a permanent filling is in place.
- Over-the-counter medication can help with minor pain.
- Continue to brush and floss as usual (unless otherwise directed).

"It is important to avoid chewing or biting down on the affected tooth until the final restoration has been completed."
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