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Hello and thank you for your question. It should be fine. Please inform your surgeon and dentist. Bestwishes and good luck,PejmanAflaki, M.D.JohnsHopkins-trained double board-certified plastic surgeon
Having a cavity filled a couple of days prior to a scheduled rhinoplasty should not pose a problem of any kind. But it is always good to inform your Board Certified Plastic surgeon.
Having a cavity filled a few days before your nasal surgery should be fine. Make sure to touch base with your surgeon just to be safe. Good luck!
There should be no problem or adverse outcome with having dental work before your rhinoplasty. Just make sure you let your dentist AND your rhinoplasty surgeon know before hand.
It should be okay but make sure you get the approval of both your dentist and the surgeon ahead of time.
I would see no problem having a cavity filled a couple of days before a rhinoplasty. However, I would discuss this with your particular surgeon, as your surgeon may feel differently.
Hi and welcome to our forum!There should be no problems having rhinoplasty several days after having a filling placed. Having the rhinoplasty performed first may otherwise get in the way of filling placement afterward due to nasal splint and dressings. Be sure your dentist and plastic surgeon are aware beforehand.Best wishes...
Such dental work is not a contraindication to be done before or after septorhinoplasty surgery. It will have no adverse effects on the surgical outcome.
Yes, in our practice, It would certainly be acceptable to undergo dental work prior to rhinoplasty/ septoplasty procedure.
Dear Obey_rae, There should not be any concern with having a cavity filled before rhinoplasty. I would make sure that it is cleared from your surgeons office as every surgeon has a different protocol. Also inform your dentist of your surgical plans. Best regards, Michael V. Elam, M.D.
Rhinoplasty is often performed on younger people who are thought to be healthy. But some people may have underlying medical problems that have gone un-diagnosed. I am unaware of the case you sited, but the most common disorder that may be missed in teens requesting rhinoplasty is diabetes. We ...
Dear Valentin 1985, The terms dynamic and atraumatic are essentially describing concepts of the surgeons rather than individual technical steps. I you specific situation, the tip support is dominated by the bridge. After reduction of the bridge, the tip requires control of the support to...
Thank you for posting your question. Although breathing problems can have many reasons, your issue might be related to the internal and external valve of your nose. You performed yourself a so-called cottle test, which related to the internal valve. Supporting the internal and external valve...
