Dr. Joseph Appiah-Forson, DMD, MAGD
Dentist | General Practice
8403 Crane st Philadelphia PA, 19153About
Dr. Joseph Appiah-Forson is a Dentist practicing in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Appiah-Forson 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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Can I drink beer today after a filling that I had yesterday at 4pm
Yes. READ MORE
How long after a permanent crown can I eat?
As soon as the cement used sets. To be cautious, give it 30 minutes. READ MORE
How long after a crown is cemented can I eat?
If your dentist tells you that it was a temporary cement, then 30 mins is good enough, provided that your bite is okay. For permanent cementation, you are ready to eat, on condition that your bite is okay and you are not numb. READ MORE
Can a tooth with a crown hurt?
Yes, if you develop a root caries below the crown, any form of root fracture, periodontal abscess or an abscess at the tip of the root from an old root canal treatment that gets infected. Also, if your occlusion changes (your bite) and you end up putting too much pressure on the tooth, that can cause pain. READ MORE
How long after an implant can I get a crown?
The minimum time is about 12 weeks. That depends on the bone density. May be as long as 6 months. READ MORE
How long does it take to get Invisalign?
If your insurance is paying for it, then that will be a factor. If you are paying for it on your own, then after your initial visit when your basic data including technical information, most orthodontists use digital data, the next step will be fitting you with the aligners. READ MORE
Does crown lengthening hurt?
Under proper local anesthesia during the procedure it shouldn't hurt. Depending upon how much tissue is removed to achieve the desired crown length, there is post-op discomfort with or without pain. That should be managed with adequate medication. READ MORE
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