Dr. Brent D Pulley D.M.D., LTD, Dentist
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Dr. Brent D Pulley D.M.D., LTD

Dentist

5/5(8)
1442 E Chandler Blvd Suite 110 Phoenix AZ, 85048
Rating

5/5

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Dr. Brent Pulley is a Dentist practicing in Phoenix, AZ. Dr. Pulley 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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Dr. Brent D Pulley D.M.D., LTD's Expert Contributions
  • How can I make my gums stronger naturally?

    The best way to strengthen your gums naturally is to keep them clean. No potions, exercises, funky diets are better than brushing, flossing, and regular visits to your hygienist. READ MORE

  • What happens if I accidentally swallow mouthwash?

    Generally, swallowing a little mouthwash will not do anything to you. Some have alcohol in them, but not enough to do anything. You may get an upset stomach if you drink too much fluoride but nothing life threatening. READ MORE

  • Can gum pockets heal?

    Gum pockets can heal if you have all of the plaque and build-up removed from the teeth and below the gums. This can generally be taken care of with a simple cleaning or a scale and root planning for more severe cases. Loss of bone in the area, however does not return. It is imperative that you get the gums under control as soon as possible to avoid periodontal disease. READ MORE

  • Can I drink water after a filling?

    Yes, you can drink water after a filling. You should refrain from eating hard items for 24 hours if you had a silver filling put in. You can eat and drink immediately after a resin filling, however you should be careful until after your numbness goes away so that you do not accidently chew on your cheek or tongue. No hot liquid either to avoid burning yourself while numb. READ MORE

  • Why does getting dentures hurt?

    The only reason for having pain when you get a denture is because you have to have your remaining teeth removed. The denture then goes onto the extraction areas to help with healing and shaping of the tissue to the denture. This can be uncomfortable during the healing period, but it should not be unbearable. The dentures should not hurt after you have achieved complete healing. READ MORE

  • What is an implant bridge?

    An implant bridge is a fixed prosthetic that is supported by two or more implants with crowns connected to them, and going over the missing teeth. They are used when single implants cannot be placed over a missing teeth due to lack of bone throughout the area. READ MORE

  • How long does Invisalign take?

    Invisalign times vary on the difficulty of the case. The time can be as short as six month to as long as two years. Your best bet is to go into your Invisalign provider for an evaluation on the time. Many offices offer the consultation for free! READ MORE

  • Do bonded teeth stain easily?

    The short answer is yes. They are not smooth and are more porous than your natural teeth and are more susceptible to staining. the stains usually build over time and they can be avoided with good oral home care and regular cleaning appointments. Frequently brushing and flossing will help if you are big coffee or tea drinker. Porcelain restorations are a better way to go if you are really concerned with staining. READ MORE

  • How long does it take your gums to heal after a deep cleaning?

    Surprisingly, it only takes a few days to recover from a "deep cleaning" if you follow the home care instructions faithfully. All of the offending debris is removed from your teeth at the deep cleaning, giving your gums a chance to finally recover and turn pink. Most people notice a difference in health of their gums after a day of recovery. Home care and follow-up treatment is key to a quick recovery. READ MORE

  • Is it okay to have braces after a tooth extraction?

    Yes it is, however you should wait until the area is sufficiently healed before starting. 4 to 8 weeks depending on how quickly you recover. READ MORE

  • How do you fix a chipped tooth sensitivity?

    Your tooth is chipped into the inner layer of dentin if the chip is sensitive. You may at the very least need to have a filling to replace the chip or a crown. I suggest that you see your dentist as soon as possible to assess the damage and fix it. READ MORE

  • How do you disinfect your Invisalign?

    The best way to disinfect your Invisalign is to brush it with toothpaste daily at night before going to bed, just like your teeth. You can soak them in Efferdent overnight if you want to get serious. READ MORE

  • How long can braces be left on?

    Time in braces varies depending on how difficult the case is and if the case must be done in phases. Time in braces can be as little as six months or four years plus and surgery in the extreme cases. READ MORE

  • Can you get a partial denture for one tooth?

    You can get a partial denture for nearly as many teeth as you like. However, a partial denture for one tooth is a bit much. There is a lot of hardware involved with making a partial denture and they work best when they are replacing multiple teeth. You would be much better off with an implant or a fixed bridge to replace one tooth. READ MORE

  • Can I adjust my dentures myself?

    People do it all the time but I advise against it. The adjustments needed are very precise and require special equipment and a trained person to do it properly. There is a great potential for you to break or throw off your bite if you do it on your own. All I can say is good luck if you decide to adjust it on your own. READ MORE

  • How do you clean a flexible partial denture?

    The best way to clean a flexible partial denture, or any denture for that matter, is to brush it nightly, just like you would brush your teeth. Additionally, you can soak the denture in Efferdent or Polydent overnight. Those two products should not be used as substitute for brushing them. READ MORE

  • How long after getting dentures can I eat solid food?

    The answer to this question depends upon how well you heal. We generally suggest eating with the dentures right away with a soft diet for about a week. We bring you back to check the healing and then we gradually have the patient progress to a more normal diet as the healing improves. You will never reach the "normal" eating efficiency, that you had with natural teeth, with a denture. The key is to get used the new denture as soon as possible. READ MORE

  • How long should you wear partial dentures?

    You should wear your partial denture all day long and then take it out for cleaning at night. No need to wear it while you are sleeping. It is crucial to wear it as much as possible throughout the day to make sure the teeth do not shift on you. READ MORE

  • What is a flexible partial denture?

    A flexible partial denture is made from a flexible thermoplastic material that is more lightweight than the traditional acrylic/metal materials we use. They tend to be more comfortable and life-like than the traditional denture. They are more expensive and the jury is still out on how long they last, so there is the rub. We still recommend the traditional style at our office for now until we have more data. READ MORE

  • How long do all on 4 implants last?

    The longevity of All-On-Four implants is dependent on four factors: the quality of the implants; the amount of bone available; the skill of the doctor placing them, and the home care of the the patient. Ultimately, the most important factor in longevity is the home care of the patient. Implants should last a lifetime if the first three factors are good and the final factor is followed by the patient. READ MORE

Dr. Brent D Pulley D.M.D., LTD's Practice location

Brent Pulley

1442 E Chandler Blvd Suite 110 -
Phoenix, AZ 85048
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Dr. Brent D Pulley D.M.D., LTD has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 8 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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