Wellness Dental’s Complete Dentures are the most common solution we’ll recommend if all of your upper and/or lower teeth need to be replaced. In this case we’ll perform oral surgery and deliver your denture on the same day. Also, with a dedicated denture department here to help, we want you to stop-in with or without an appointment until you are comfortable with your new denture.

1. My Wellness Dental

2. How We Handle Insurance at
Wellness Dental
Our Goal Is to Make Quality Health Care Accessible to Everyone, so
It’s No Wonder We Will Bill You Just like Any Other Dental Office.
but We Also Offer Affordable Options for People with No Health
Insurance at All.

3. Cleaning Your Mouth
Do not clean the teeth next to the healing tooth socket for the
rest of the day.
If You Have Hypertension, Discuss with Your Dentist Whether You
Should Rinse with Salt Water.
You Should, However, Brush and Floss Your Other Teeth Well
and Begin Cleaning the Teeth Next to the Healing Tooth Socket
the Next Day.
If You Have Any of the Following Issues, Call Your Dentist
Immediately. if You Cannot Reach Your Dentist, Go to a Hospital
Emergency Room.
After a Tooth Is Removed, You May Have Some Discomfort and
Notice Some Swelling. This Is Normal. to Help Reduce Swelling
and Pain, Try Applying an Ice Bag or Cold, Moist Cloth to Your
Face.

4. Even with These Measures, Some Patients Develop More
Severe Periodontal Disease. the First Step in Treating the
Disease Usually Involves a Special Deep Cleaning Called
Scaling and Root Planing. in This Treatment, the Dentist
Removes Plaque and Tartar down to the Bottom of Each
Periodontal Pocket. This Treatment May Be Done over Several
Visits, Depending on Your Needs.

5. Tooth brushing twice a day with a fluoride toothpaste
- children 11 – 12 years old 57%
- adult male 15 – 64 years old 27%
- adult female 15 – 64 years old 45%

6. Swelling and Pain
After a Tooth Is Removed, You May
Have Some Discomfort and Notice
Some Swelling. This Is Normal. to Help
Reduce Swelling and Pain, Try Applying
an Ice Bag or Cold, Moist Cloth to Your
Face. Your Dentist May Give You
Specific Instructions on How Long and
How Often to Use a Cold Compress.
Medication
If Your Dentist Has Prescribed Medicine
to Control Pain and Inflammation, or to
Prevent Infection, Use It Only as
Directed. if the Pain Medication
Prescribed Does Not Seem to Work for
You, Do Not Take More Pills or Take
Them More Often Than Directed—Call
Your Dentist.

7. Address : 2900 W Ray Rd Ste 3,Chandler, AZ 85224
Email : info@mywellnessdental.com
Phone : 480-393-0687
Fax : 480 207 7837
www : mywellnessdental.com