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Kathy Jacobsen, DMD

Dentist

1170 N. Gilbert Rd, Suite 125, Gilbert, Arizona

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QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Using sensitive toothpaste before Zoom! Whitening. Any suggestions?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

That will help with the sensitivity a little. If you have very sensitive teeth you can also opt for local anesthetic during the procedure. There will definitely be some sensitivity afterwards that you can manage with over the counter pain meds. The duration can be a few days.

Kathy Jacobsen, DMD

Dentist

Are there any less expensive options to a flip tooth to fill the gap in my mouth while I wait to get an implant? (Photo)

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

While waiting for the implant to heal the flipper is a good option and the most reasonable. The healing can be as short as 3 months but possibly a year. During this time the flipper allows easy cleaning of the area.

Kathy Jacobsen, DMD

Dentist

Is the composite bonding material dentists put on chipped front teeth supposed to shrink over the course of one day?

Asked By:AnonymousANSWERS (1)

There should be no shrinkage of the composite material after it has been completed in the office. When the bonding is placed there is slight shrinkage that is accounted for by the dentist. The material should be stable when you leave the office. It is possible that a piece may have dislodged but there would be no shrinking.

Kathy Jacobsen, DMD

Dentist