Dr. Jeffrey Fellner, D.D.S.
Dentist | General Practice
20265 N 59th Ave Suite B-5 Glendale AZ, 85308
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Dr. Jeffrey Fellner is a Dentist practicing in Glendale, AZ. Dr. Fellner specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.
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Is it normal to have gum pain after getting crown?
It is possible and is dependent on where and how the Dr. designed the crown to fit on the tooth, the closer to the gingiva (gum) the more likely there will be some inflammation afterward. This is expected to resolve quickly with cautious home care. READ MORE
Can you get Invisalign with crowns on front teeth?
Simple answer- Yes, unless there Implants under those crowns, then No. READ MORE
What can you not do after a gum graft surgery?
Like any surgical site the goal is to allow healing without trauma or excessive irritation: gentle brushing, avoid aggressive materials (whitening or tarter control toothpastes), tooth whitening or carbonated drinks. READ MORE
Does a dental cyst have to be removed?
Some cysts may be aggressive others benign so it’s is critical to have it looked at and assessed. READ MORE
How long should you have pain after dental implant surgery?
If the discomfort is accompanied by swelling or even tingling/numbness then your Dr needs to know asap (right away), otherwise anti inflammatory meds warm saline rinses, and nutrition are the normal path. READ MORE
Can you drink alcohol with Invisalign?
As long as you don’t forget to put in your aligner after brushing. READ MORE
How long does gum pain last after tooth extraction?
Discomfort in the gingiva (gum tissue) usually lasts as long as the inflammation exists there- 2-3 days, reduce with Advil or Tylenol type meds READ MORE
How do you get rid of tooth nerve pain fast?
The correct answer is: see your Dentist and determine the cause then solve the issue- the routine ‘cocktail conversation’ response is Ibuprophen and (or) vodka tonic…(just kidding) READ MORE
What helps swollen gums after tooth extraction?
Usually some healing time does the trick, warm saline rinses helps in cleansing the affected area; prolonged pain or bleeding possibly with fever could mean infection and need for an evaluation by the Dr. READ MORE
How long does it take for inflamed gums to heal?
It really depends upon the cause- genetic, systemic (autoimmune disease, dry mouth, diabetes) or local (tarter, stain, hard to reach spots) your Hygienist and Dr. will find a solution! READ MORE
Why is my tooth sensitive to cold after a crown?
Cold sensitivity is often a response to trauma, yes even Dentistry is traumatic but the healthy tooth should recover and become less sensitive. All natural teeth should respond to cold normally but hypersensitivity = trauma. ** if the sensation doesn’t go away quickly (lingers for minutes) then there might be concerns over the health of the tooth. READ MORE
How do you clean a tooth fissure?
By fissures I’m guessing you mean grooves and we call them anatomy- the way to clean properly is with a nice new toothbrush (regular or electric) as long as the bristles are straight; once the bristles are curved outward it’s pretty useless. READ MORE
How long does pain and swelling last after dentures?
If you are new to dentures and had extractions before the immediate placement of the dentures then an adjustment may need to be made soon, with anti inflammatories swelling will subside in a few days, healing will proceed dramatically over 7-14 days; frequent relines will help the fit and speed healing further; complete healing (bone) in 6 months. If no extractions but just new dentures then need to relieve any high spots (inside) and check / adjust the bite for stability- READ MORE
Does bad taste in my mouth after a tooth extraction mean dry socket?
If a BAD taste and BAD breath is accompanied with fever and pain in the area it could well be osteitis or ‘dry socket’- need to be on antibiotics right away; and seek your Dr.’s follow-up care READ MORE
What is the best toothpaste for gum disease?
In truth the best toothpaste for gum disease (periodontitis) is the one you use 2x a day!! I like fluoride (sodium fluoride rather than stannous fluoride - less staining) soft bristle brushes (electric brushes better), floss and even a Water Pik. - AND 3-4 month periodontal. Check-ups and cleaning. READ MORE
How long does a root planing and scaling take?
RPC (Root Planing and Scaling) signifies Non Surgical Periodontal treatment (lots of tarter and inflammation) Treatment depends on the severity of the case (1 quadrant at a time = 4 appointments; Half mouth = 2 appointments etc.) This requires anesthetic and are a little longer and involved procedures than regular cleanings. READ MORE
What is the difference between full upper dentures versus implants?
A full upper denture sits in place via suction (think suction cup); Implants are permanent and do not come out. A smaller denture can be made to attach to implants so it doesn’t come out. READ MORE
What is the best treatment for receding gums?
Surgical intervention may provide the most noticeable improvement but the usual reasons for recession are clenching and grinding habits followed by over aggressive home care READ MORE
Is it normal for gums to bleed after a crown?
Some crowns are fitted close to or even slightly under the level of the gum tissue so there may be irritation after treatment. Irritation many months afterward should be evaluated for possible sources of inflammation. READ MORE
How do they remove wisdom teeth under the gum?
The straightforward answer is surgery. Impacted 3rd molars (wisdom teeth) often require sedation and surgical intervention to safely remove them — easy removal = faster and less challenging recovery. READ MORE
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