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Payment & Insurance Information

Payment Methods: Our office accepts payment via cash, check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa.

Dental Insurance: Dentistry on the Heights is in network with select Washington Dental Service plans. Call for information about your specific plan. We accept applicable copays and deductibles and file claims as a courtesy to our patients.

Financing: Patients may finance their dental work through CareCredit. This leader in third-party financing offers convenient payment plans, many with low or no interest for qualified applicants. Learn more on the CareCredit website, then apply online and receive an answer in minutes.

Emergency Dental Care

Dental emergencies happen when you least expect them! We provide same-day emergency dental care, in most cases. Call our office when your emergency occurs, and we’ll arrange for you to see the dentist.

Postoperative Instructions

We’ll give you instructions for care after your appointment, but if you should misplace them, feel free to take a look at the ones we have provided online or call our office for details.

Crowns / Bridges / Inlays
Teeth Cleaning
Dentures
Extractions
Fillings
Root Canal

You will wear temporary restorations until your permanent restoration is made.
If your temporary falls off or breaks, save the pieces and call our Vancouver, WA dental office.
Sensitivity to cold and heat, as well as any soreness, should go away in a few days.
Brush gently and floss carefully for the first few days.

Sensitivity to cold and heat will subside.
Do not chew or eat until numbness subsides.
Brush and floss as usual. Your gums may bleed a bit for a few days.

It is normal to experience some discomfort and speech problems while getting used to your new dentures. New dentures usually need a few adjustments to fit comfortably. To help with speech, read aloud for a few minutes every day. Your mouth will adjust, and your speech will improve.
Remove your dentures every night to allow your gums to rest. Keep the denture in container of water or denture cleaner.
Thoroughly brush your dentures with water before wearing them.

For an hour after surgery, you should place pressure on the gauze pad covering the extraction site. If bleeding continues, apply new gauze should and pressure for and additional 45 minutes.
Do not eat or drink hot foods and beverages the first day after surgery.
Do not vigorously rinse your mouth. Gently rinse your mouth so that you do not disrupt the surgical site.
Do not use a straw.
Do not spit.
Do not drink carbonated beverages.
Do not brush your teeth on the day of the surgery. The following day resume normal home care, gently brushing and flossing.
Bruising, swelling, and pain are normal – particularly if you have had a wisdom tooth extraction. Take your prescribed medication and use a cold compress on your face.
Plan to eat soft foods, such as soups, milk shakes, fruit juice, and yogurt, for 2-3 days.
Do not bite your lips, cheeks, or scrape your gums. Children should be watched carefully to make sure they don’t do this. It will damage soft tissues and result in pain.

For an hour following your visit, do not chew. Wait until numbness subsides before eating. If you had amalgam fillings placed, do not chew for 24 hours.
Do not bite your lips, cheeks, or scrape your gums. Children should be watched carefully to make sure they don’t do this. It will damage soft tissues and result in pain.
Sensitivity to cold and heat, as well as any soreness, should go away in a few days but can last a few weeks. If it does not subside, please give us a call.

Sensitivity should subside after a few days.
Take your prescribed medication as directed.
If noticeable swelling should occur, please call us.
Do not bite your lips, cheeks, or scrape your gums. Children should be watched carefully to make sure they don’t do this. It will damage soft tissues and result in pain.
Sensitivity to cold and heat, as well as any soreness, should go away in a few days.
Brush and floss gently.

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Emergency Dental Care

Postoperative Instructions

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Emergency Dental Care

Postoperative Instructions

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Dentistry on the Heights provides comprehensive care for your oral healthcare needs. Call our Vancouver, WA dental office today to reserve your appointment with Dr. Williams. Our Vancouver, WA, office serves Battle Ground, Camas, Washougal, Woodland and surrounding locations.