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Pain After Dental Work: Types, Recovery Time, & Pain Relief

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1. jaw muscle fatigue, 2. pulpitis, 3. referred myofacial pain, 4. dry socket pain, 5. soft tissue injury pain, 6. dental implant pain, 7. gum graft surgery pain, 9. tooth sensitivity, how to prevent pain after a dental visit, how to relieve pain after dental work.

The number one reason people put off going to the dentist is a fear of pain . This can greatly damage your oral health and lead to many more problems down the road.

Some pain after a dental visit is to be expected, while other types of pain after dental work may require follow-up care.

You may wonder if your jaw pain or referred pain in your ears, eyes, or other areas of the face is normal, rare, or cause for alarm.

The most common types of pain after a dental visit include:

Common causes of pain after dental work are poor procedure, pre-existing inflammation, very large cavities, and irritation of TMD (TMJ pain).

People who struggle with teeth grinding/clenching are generally at the highest risk for postoperative pain.

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How long does pain after dental work last.

The majority of pain after dental treatment should go away in 1-2 days. For wisdom tooth surgery, pain may last closer to 1-2 weeks. If you have TMJ pain after dental work, it may take months for the pain to go away.

Typically, I recommend asking the dentist who will perform your procedure what kind of pain you should expect afterwards.

In addition, understanding what kind of pain to expect helps you know when your dental problems are cause for a follow-up visit.

Questions to ask your dentist include:

• Will I feel stabbing pain? 
• Should I expect a sore mouth? 
• Will my teeth be sensitive to hot or cold? 
• Should my recovery pain make it hard to perform daily tasks, or is it more likely to simply be annoying or minor?

If you experience pain outside of what your dentist describes as expected, call him or her to find out the next steps. If procedures have been performed poorly or if you have additional issues that must be corrected professionally, you may end up having to get a follow-up procedure.

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What it is: Jaw muscle pain after dental work, like a filling or root canal, is muscle soreness caused by having the mouth open for a long time. People that grind their teeth a lot are more susceptible to this condition because their temporomandibular joint is already strained.

What it feels like: The jaw muscles give out, much like your leg muscles when running until you can hardly stand. Your muscles may feel tired, exhausted, and shaking, which produces pain.

How it happens: The mouth stays open for an extended period of time, exhausting the muscles of the jaw.

Your dentist may notice when this is happening during a procedure because you won’t be able to keep your mouth open and have accompanying muscle spasms. You may believe you’re holding your mouth open, even when you aren’t.

How to fix it: If you know you have TMJ problems, ask your dentist for a bite block. A bite block is a small rubber block that does not force your jaw open but allows it to stay open without jaw muscle exhaustion. The block does the work for you. 

How long should jaw muscle fatigue last? Jaw muscle pain after dental work is most common for longer procedures, like root canals, and can last for several days.

What it is: Pulpitis is inflammation of the sensitive inner layer, or pulp, of the tooth.

What it feels like: Pulpitis causes sensitive teeth , painful when exposed to hot or cold. It can also cause generalized toothache and may eventually lead to an abscess if left untreated. This painful condition will usually be concentrated to the tooth your dentist worked on during the procedure.

The pain of pulpitis after dental work is similar to the pain you develop from extensive tooth decay.

There are two types of pulpitis: reversible pulpitis and irreversible pulpitis. If you have reversible pulpitis, you probably don’t feel pain unless something actually touches your affected tooth. Irreversible pulpitis feels more consistent and hurts worse.

How it happens: Even a simple filling can cause pulpitis. Aggressively prepping and drilling of the tooth can cause pulpitis. Your dentist also may have used a lot of air after drilling in the tooth, which can cause tooth pain to be generated from the filled area of the tooth. 

Rarely, a careless dentist may actually nick the nerve, leading to greater sensitivity and pain.

However, your dentist may find that a cavity is deeper and more extensive than originally thought, requiring the tooth be drilled into the nerve area. This would require a root canal.

Working on a cracked or chipped tooth may also cause pulpitis.

How to fix it: Reversible pulpitis can go away if the inflammation goes down, but your dentist will probably need to examine and correct the damage if possible. Irreversible pulpitis, once the inflammation reaches a certain point, requires a root canal or tooth extraction .

How long should pulpitis last? Pulpitis pain in a specific tooth several days after a dental procedure necessitates another visit to the dentist. Neither type of pulpitis is likely to go away on its own.

What it is : Any dental procedure may result in referred facial pain. This is pain that may affect the eye socket, ears, or other facial areas.

What it feels like: Referred myofacial pain may feel like an earache or other persistent pain in areas associated with the teeth, but outside of the mouth.

How it happens: This happens when nerves are inflamed or irritated by dental work but send pain throughout other nerves nearby. It can feel like a knotted muscle and will probably interfere with your sleep.

There’s no way to predict or prevent referred pain after a dental visit.

How to fix it : While this type of pain is very common, it’s also one that will require intervention from your dentist or oral surgeon.

Common ways to treat referred myofascial pain include trigger point injections and physical therapy.

How long should referred myofacial pain last? Referred myofacial pain after dental work probably won’t go away without further treatment.

What it is: Dry socket is bone pain that results from loss of the blood clot in a tooth socket after tooth extraction. This pain after dental visits is usually associated with more extensive oral surgery (like after wisdom teeth removal ).

What it feels like: Dry socket pain is deep, sore pain that radiates from your tooth socket up and down the same side of your face.

The pain receptors in bone are very sensitive, which is why this condition hurts so much. 

Dry socket pain sometimes radiates up to the ear and may also cause worsened breath or unpleasant taste in the mouth. Other symptoms include headache and, on occasion, fever from a resulting infection.

How it happens: If the blood clot from your tooth extraction falls out before the 4-day mark after tooth extraction, you will probably develop dry socket. It’s most likely 2-3 days after your tooth is removed.

Any sucking motion in the mouth, like drinking through a straw or aggressive mouthwash swishing increases your chances of losing the blood clot over your exposed bone.

How to fix it: Dry socket that happens in the first 1-2 days after extraction will probably need to be corrected by your dentist or oral surgeon. Most of the time, he or she can use dry socket paste to relieve your pain and protect the exposed area so it has time to heal.

In severe cases, you may need bone graft material or surgical foam to support the healing process. This is most necessary for people with thinning bone (like those with advanced periodontal disease).

If your clot falls out between day 3-4, the pain is likely to clear up on its own without intervention. However, it’s always a good idea to contact your dentist/oral surgeon to find out what s/he would suggest.

Home remedies for dry socket pain may include over-the-counter anti-inflammatory medications, cold compress, salt water rinse, clove oil, and/or honey.

How long should dry socket pain last? Dry socket is typically painful for 7-10 days after tooth extraction. Patients with advancing gum disease may experience pain for several weeks.

What it is: Nicking the gums or tongue during a dental procedure will likely cause trauma in the mouth, resulting in soft tissue pain.

What it feels like: Injury of soft tissue typically results in throbbing pain that’s sensitive to touch, like when you chew food. It will probably also cause pain when you eat hot foods.

Anytime the tongue is harmed at all can be very painful. It’s one of the reasons your dentist discourages eating food that requires a lot of chewing following a procedure that requires anesthetic.

How it happens: Some people may inadvertently bite their tongues during a dental procedure, which will produce pain in the days following the procedure as the tongue heals. The gums may be nicked by dental instruments. 

Gums will also feel pain after procedures where they are purposefully incised, such as removal of an impacted wisdom tooth.

Burning your mouth with hot foods shortly after a procedure can also cause pain.

A biopsy usually does not cause a lot of pain, but there is the possibility of soft tissue involvement, which can cause pain as it heals.

How to fix it: Be very cautious eating after dental work where your mouth and tongue are numbed. Use a salt water rinse, clove oil, benzocaine, or another toothache home remedy to correct the pain.

How long should soft tissue injury pain last? Soft tissue pain should last 3 days or fewer, although it can open your body up to infection. The tongue is very sensitive and takes a while to heal, which can take 2-3 weeks.

If you develop an infection from this type of injury, your dentist will probably prescribe an antibiotic.

Numbness in the tongue, lips, and jaw (known as paresthesia) is normal for a few hours after many types of dental procedures. However, if it lasts much longer, it may be permanent. If this happens, talk to your dentist right away.

What it is: When you get a dental implant , you’ll have soreness in the days following the procedure.

What it feels like: Implant pain is inflammation in the bone, like dry socket, and bone pain is very generalized. It can refer, run up and down the jaw, and is very achy, which is the nature of bone pain.

The pain receptors in bone are one of the most sensitive types of pain receptors in the body.

How it happens: Some post-op pain should be expected after an implant, but it’s usually less than the pain of having a tooth pulled.

How to fix it: This type of pain after a dental visit should go away without any sort of intervention. Just be aware of this before your implant, and call your dentist if the pain persists for more than a few days.

How long should dental implant pain last? Dental implant pain usually lasts about 2-3 days.

What it is: If you have receding gums that have progressed to exposing sensitive dentin (or bone), your dentist may suggest you have gum graft surgery.

What it feels like: Pain after gum graft surgery can be significant, with a combination of bone pain and gum pain in two different parts of the mouth. Expect the pain to be generalized and somewhat severe for several days.

How it happens: In gum graft surgery, your gums are purposefully “injured” in the process of correcting gum recession. Because dentin was exposed, you’ll also have bone pain as a result of increased contact between dental instruments and bone.

How to fix it: This pain should be expected after gum graft surgery. Your oral surgeon should recommend pain relievers or give you a prescription for one. Let him or her know if the pain lasts longer than a week and doesn’t subside.

How long should gum graft surgery pain last? Gum graft surgery pain typically lasts a week or less.

What it is: Trismus is a spasm of the jaw muscles, causing the mouth to remain tightly closed.

Trismus is sometimes called lockjaw, although it’s not the same “lockjaw” as a tetanus infection.

What it feels like: With trismus, your jaw muscles will spasm and close the mouth tightly. You can expect pain from the tensed muscles and possibly some tooth sensitivity from grinding.

Soreness and tenderness in the lower jaw are also symptoms of trismus.

How it happens: The needle used to inject local anesthetic may go through the muscle when a dentist is working on your lower teeth.

This doesn’t usually produce pain immediately following the procedure. But in 2-3 days following the procedure or injection, the muscle may stiffen, making it hard to open your mouth.

The condition will always be on the same side as the injection site, but it is fairly rare. You could also have it on both sides if you’re having your wisdom teeth out, though that’s even more rare.

How to fix it: Trismus is a condition your dentist should help you treat. He or she may prescribe a soft foods diet, physical therapy or massage, a jaw-stretching device, and/or muscle relaxers and pain relieving medication.

How long should trismus last? Trismus should last 2 weeks or less.

What it is: Tooth sensitivity may happen after dental procedures like a teeth cleaning or even a dental crown . Anytime tooth enamel or gums are worked on, sensitivity can result.

What it feels like: Tooth sensitivity is generalized soreness when teeth are exposed to very hot or very cold foods or drinks.

How it happens: Tooth sensitivity is a normal pain to expect after any dental procedure. It happens because the sensitive tissues of the teeth and gums have been agitated during normal dental care.

This is more likely during a root planing and scaling , a deep teeth cleaning performed during gum disease treatment.

In some cases, a dental filling is too high and can cause sensitivity (usually on just one side of the mouth).

How to fix it: Tooth sensitivity from a dental procedure should go away on its own, but you can try a salt rinse or benzocaine for relief. If you know you struggle with sensitivity after normal procedures like cleanings at your check-ups, try tips for making your cleanings less painful .

If you got a dental filling that is too high and interferes with your bite, you’ll need to go back to the dentist to resolve the sensitivity.

How long should tooth sensitivity last? Tooth sensitivity caused by dental work should go away in 2-3 days.

While some pain is to be expected after most dental procedures, there are a few steps you can take to prevent it before it starts.

To prevent pain after dental work:

• Eat an anti-inflammatory diet. Eating anti-inflammatory foods before you go to the dentist can be helpful in reducing how much pain you experience afterwards.
• Treat your TMD/TMJ before any procedure. If you’re more susceptible to jaw pain, try giving your muscles some light stretching and more rest before you go into a dental procedure.
• Ask for a bite block. To give your jaw muscles a break, you can request a bite block be used during your procedure to minimize muscle pain afterwards.
• Deal with bruxism (grinding) issues before your procedure. Grinding your teeth is likely to trigger pain after dental work. Treating that ahead of time will go a long way in helping you have a quick recovery.
• Deal with infection before having a cavity restored. Your doctor may give you antibiotics before having a root canal or dental filling . The less infection and smaller the abscess near a cavity, the less pain you’re likely to experience after having it fixed.
• Ask for a break in the middle of a long procedure. If your mouth has to be opened wide for several hours, asking ahead of time for a break in the middle is one way to prevent extra jaw muscle pain.
• Relax! Stress can cause a number of pain-inducing conditions like dental anxiety, muscle aches, and even some extra tooth grinding. Practice mindfulness and rest in the days leading up to your procedure. You might even try some CBD for dental anxiety if you know you’re nervous before your dental work. Using weighted blankets, noise-canceling headphones, or working with a therapy dog helps to provide some calm from the anxiety that many people feel before dental work.

Prevention is always your best tool for preventing tooth pain. In general, a large majority of dental work can be avoided by addressing dental health on a regular basis. 

To prevent dental problems that require restorative procedures:

• Practice good oral hygiene. Use an electric toothbrush , a remineralizing toothpaste , and scrape your tongue at least twice every day. Never skip flossing. Good oral care is key to good oral health!
• Eat a tooth-friendly diet . Foods can cause or prevent/reverse cavities . Focus on nutrient-dense foods with minimal processing, sugar, and acid content.
• Don’t ignore signs of periodontal disease. Gum disease is incredibly common, especially after the age of 60. It’s associated with dozens of comorbid health conditions — don’t ignore it. Talk to your dentist about bleeding gums .
• See your dentist every 6 months. Dental health care is a huge part of your overall health. Bi-yearly dental appointments are important because teeth cleanings and regular exams can prevent small problems before they become big.
• Address sleep-disordered breathing . Sleep-disordered breathing (SDB), like that seen in sleep apnea, is a problem for countless reasons — one of which is poor oral health. SDB is associated with bad breath , TMJ, and weakened tooth enamel, among other issues.

For pain relief after dental work:

• Eat an anti-inflammatory diet. A diet high in plant-based foods , essential fatty acids, high-antioxidant foods, and foods with plenty of trace minerals reduce all-body inflammation . Inflammation is the root cause of most pain. Popular anti-inflammatory diets include the keto diet , Paleo diet, Mediterranean diet, or Whole30.
• Try a turmeric supplement. Turmeric is one of nature’s most potent natural pain relievers . Turmeric even outperforms some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs used for pain and may treat postoperative pain. 
• Rest and ice your jaw. If TMJ pain is your biggest issue, do what you can to relax your jaw before and after the procedure. Use an ice pack to reduce swelling and calm muscle inflammation. Avoid having dental work performed at a dental school , as the procedures done there usually take longer.
• Try THC or CBD. Both major compounds in marijuana, THC and CBD, are powerful pain relieving agents . 
• Drink ice-cold coconut water. Coconut water can help to replenish electrolytes that you may lose during wisdom teeth removal recovery . Drinking it ice cold may reduce inflammation and soft tissue pain.
• Take an over-the-counter painkiller like ibuprofen. Ibuprofen is generally considered the best pain reliever for tooth pain . You may also try acetaminophen (Tylenol). I recommend patients follow the 3-3-3 method: 3 ibuprofen, 3 times a day, for 3 days after dental work.
• Take pain medications prescribed by your dentist. Opioids like Tylenol-3, Vicodin (Lortab; acetaminophen with hydrocodone), and Percocet (acetaminophen with oxycodone) may be used for dental pain. These are not prescribed as often as they used to be due to the opioid epidemic. Your dentist is unlikely to prescribe these pain medications except in extreme cases.

Should my teeth hurt after a cleaning?

If you’ve waited years to get a cleaning, your hygienist might need to do a full scaling and root planing to clear your teeth of plaque.

After that, your roots will be very clean — but they’ll be sensitive to cold for 1-2 weeks.

Is it normal to have tooth pain after a filling?

Metal fillings tend to cause pain more easily than plastic fillings, but plastics can cause pain in their own way, too.

There are two types of pain from a filling that would send you back to the dentist, though.

Aching and cold sensitivity around a filled tooth that lasts more than 3 days may be a sign of pulpitis. Pulpitis can be reversible or irreversible. The latter would, unfortunately, require a root canal or tooth extraction.

That’s why you should always get cavities filled once they’re small but have passed the point of reversal. The larger the cavity, the bigger your chance to develop pulpitis.

The second reason a filling could cause pain longer than a couple of days is a filling that’s too high. A tall filling may mess with your bite.

How do you know this has happened? You’d notice cold sensitivity and some aching about 2-3 days after getting the filling, and the pain would not get better over time.

How do you know if you have an infection after dental work?

• Bad taste in the mouth
• Toothache or new hot/cold tooth sensitivity
• Gum swelling
• Swollen jaw
• Swelling of the lymph nodes or neck

If you think you have developed an infection after dental work, talk to your dentist immediately. References

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I’m on a mission to empower people everywhere with the same evidence-based, easy-to-understand dental health advice that my patients get. You can read my story here. I have been a dentist in private practice for 35 years. I graduated from the Dugoni School of Dentistry in San Francisco, CA in 1987 and am a member of the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine (AADSM), Academy of General Dentistry (Chicago, IL), American Academy for Oral Systemic Health (AAOSH), and Dental Board of California.

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Who are we? We are a team of professional dentists passionate about their job. We put a lot of effort and energy into reaching a high level of excellence.We follow the scientific developments, participate in practical courses, exchange experience with colleagues from all over the world, keep up to date with the new technologies. It is work, pleasure and honor for us to serve our patients, help them recover and maintain their health for a fulfilling and happy life.

Like a close-knit family, we at GMS Dental Clinic consider a caring attitude towards our patients and their health our top priority. Thank you for your trust.

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Dr. Berglund is a general and cosmetic dentist serving patients of all ages in Moscow and the surrounding communities. He was born and raised on a wheat farm just outside Moscow and loves the rolling hills of the Palouse.

Dr. Berglund earned his Doctor of Dental Medicine degree at Oregon Health and Science University School of Dentistry in Portland, Oregon. After graduation, he spent the next four years as a commissioned officer in the United States Navy where he had the privilege of working with Marines and Sailors alike. Dr. Berglund is passionate about serving his country and continues to work once a month with the Sailors attached to the Navy Reserve Center located in Spokane, WA.

Dr. Berglund is an avid learner and strives to offer the very best to all of his patients. He is committed to providing each of his patients with high quality, individualized care. Whether the patient needs emergency dental work or just a routine cleaning, Dr. Berglund takes the time to ensure that all your needs are met.

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I graduated from Lewiston High School in 1992. I met my wife (Sunday) at the University of Idaho where we both received degrees in Zoology. As a member of the IDEP (Idaho Dental Education Program) I spent my first year of dental school at Idaho State in Pocatello, followed by three years at Creighton University in Omaha Nebraska. After graduating from Creighton University in 2000 I practiced two years in Omaha waiting for my Sunday to finish medical school at Creighton. In 2002 we moved back to Boise Idaho where I owned and operated Syringa Dental. After my wife was offered a position at Moscow Family Medicine and the University of Idaho as one of their team physicians, we were able to move back home! Sunday, now works for Washington State University, as the Director of Sports Medicine. We enjoy traveling and most of our adventures include sporting activities. Creating BlueSky Dental has been exciting and I look forward to serving the community for many years.

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Visit Palouse View Dental in Moscow for Exceptional Care

When you’ve been living with tooth loss, widespread damage, or loose dentures, you want to make the right decision to rebuild your smile. That’s why you want to choose an expert! At Palouse View Dental in Moscow, Dr. Clay Hansen has spent years placing implants and treating patients with unique needs. With his expertise, he can help you:

• Smile with confidence with a complete set of attractive teeth
• Get your natural bite function back, so you can eat the foods you love
• Feel hopeful about the future of your most noticeable feature
• Keep your implants in good shape with regular care
• Give your family quality care they can enjoy over the years
• Feel at ease with two forms of sedation and cozy amenities

Ready to get the smile you’ve always wanted? Call 208-203-7663 for an appointment. You can schedule a consultation for only $235 (a $485 value) if you are interested in dentures or implants. Join our Membership Club for savings on your treatment, including coverage on your biannual checkups.

Discover the Treatments That Keep Your Smile Healthy

It’s our goal to give every patient hope when they leave our practice. You’ll know what’s needed to regain your smile, with a treatment plan created just for you. No matter your smile’s condition, you’ll receive judgment-free care from a team passionate about your dental health. We offer:

• Advanced Implant Solutions – We can replace one or many teeth with implants to keep your jaw healthy and allow you to eat the crunchy foods you love. Dr. Hansen is a respected expert in implants, so you can trust his recommendations. He serves on the advisory board for leading implant manufacturer Implant Direct. He offers cutting-edge treatments like denture implant dentures. With this solution, you’ll receive implants and a full arch of new teeth in just one visit.
• Ongoing Implant Maintenance – Implants can last a lifetime if kept in good shape once in your jaw. We’ll do thorough cleanings and exams of your entire mouth, including any implants or restorations. We may also recommend treatments if you grind or clench your teeth to protect them from damage.
• Family-Friendly Care – We make it easy for you to keep your new smile in good condition by welcoming your whole family to our practice. They’ll benefit from restorative, cosmetic, and general dental care to maintain healthy smiles.
• Modern Technology –  You’ll discover the latest dental technology at our practice. We use 3-D scanners and digital X-rays to plan your procedures and give precise results. You can also get restorations such as crowns, inlays, or onlays made in one appointment with our CEREC machine.
• Restful Atmosphere – You’ll never get a cold or clinical feeling at our practice. We can use dimmers to keep the lighting low during your appointment. It’s helpful if you have dental anxiety. You can also opt for sedation such as laughing gas or an oral sedative.

Find out what’s possible for your smile! Choose Palouse View Dental in Moscow. We also serve Pullman, Lewiston, and the surrounding area. Call 208-203-7663 for an appointment, or you can request an appointment online .

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You’ll feel right at home when you walk through our doors. With our compassionate team and advanced treatment solutions, you’ll have the best possible experience at the dentist. You’ll appreciate:

• High-end technology such as digital X-rays and 3-D scanners so your appointments go smoothly.
• A relaxing atmosphere helps you feel at ease throughout your entire visit.
• Short waiting times and streamlined visits whenever possible, so you spend less time at the dentist.

You’ll love meeting with a team that cares about your smile as much as you do!

There are many choices on the Palouse for your dental needs, but there isn’t many dentists that will care for you like Dr. Hansen and his staff. Dr. Hansen goes above and beyond with his sincere and excellent care. To be honest, I don’t love the dentist- but Dr. Hansen and his staff make it the best it can be. Another thing- many area dentists look for a reason to do thousands of dollars of work in your mouth- upon intake Dr. Hansen takes the time to get to know you and what level of dental care you are comfortable with- if you want every single thing fixed…you got it. If you’re like me and don’t want to fix it until it needs fixing…you got it! Thank you Dr. Hansen and staff!

Truly the best experience I have had at a dentist! Dr Hansen spent so much time with me talking and educating me on what was going on. 10/10 recommend!

I hate dentists I always sit in my car thinking about if I even want to go because of the anxiety I get from dental work. My first time going into Dr clay Hansen’s office I was shaking when opening the front door but once I got in and talked to the staff I felt like I was at my grandpa’s old practice and my anxiety diminished little by little. By the time my appointment was done it made my view on the dentist change. Now I can go in there with little to no anxiety knowing that I’m taken care of. Thank you.

Best experience at a dentistry office I’ve ever had. Cleaning was fast and efficient and the staff were courteous, friendly, and informative. Highly recommend.

I love going here, they really take care of you and make sure you are comfortable. I absolutely love going to the dentist now! My son (age 9 now) has been going here since he was 5, he’s never been afraid or worried about having them look and clean his teeth. With their new renovations every room has their own water line and suction; and the new chairs are so comfortable I almost fell asleep last time while they were cleaning. The staff is so nice and welcoming, I have always felt taken care of here.

Thank you for fitting me in for a tooth repair. I am one of your patients who probably has a big TLC on her file, and your gentleness and kindness is much appreciated – not just with Dr. Hansen, but with his entire staff.

I appreciate that the secretary got me in at 2:20pm. I arrived on time, but I forgot to bring my night guard with me! So the dental assistant let me go back home and retrieve it since I live close by. She was still nice when I came back quickly. She used the grinding tool 4 times at my request to smooth out the surface of the night guard, and she answered my questions also. I really appreciate the care I received. Thank you!

Dr. Hansen went far above and beyond my expectations. He agreed to see me on an emergency basis when his office was closed for vacation to do an extraction for an incredibly painful toothache. The work done was first rate. When the pain returned after the deadening wore off, he had me come to the office int he evening to give me another dose. He followed up with me by text and phone to make sure I was okay the next day. He was kind and considerate throughout.

Once again, Dr Hansen accommodated a dental emergency for me and saved the day. Im not good at reviews, but I had to do something this time. Ive been seeing Clay Hansen for several years now and Ive come to feel very grateful for the way that he and his staff run their practice. Thanks to all of you at Palouse View Dental in Moscow Id.

The front staff is courteous and helpful. My dental hygienist was thorough, gentle, and friendly. I would highly recommend Palouse view dental for all your dental needs

Based on research I did online, I selected Dr Hansen to see for a dental checkup. It was the right decision. From my first encounter with Marnie at the front desk to my dental exam by Dr Hansen, the staff was kind, knowledgeable and professional. Keisha (sp?) did a great job cleaning my teeth, explaining everything as she went. Dr Hansen was a personable, thoughtful gentleman who listened to my concerns and came up with a plan to address those. I highly recommend Dr Hansen for dental needs!

The nurse I had was really cool, or Dentist assistant and I was taken care of pretty well. Hard to get to since I’m not from Moscow but I appreciate the membership club 🙂

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With our convenient location in moscow, id, we care for families from moscow and all surrounding communities including pullman, washington. .

We are your local family friendly dental office, managing everything from children’s dentistry to implants, veneers, and crowns. 

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Dr. Benjamin Bowen

Benjamin Bowen grew up in Moscow, attended both Walla Walla College and the University of Idaho for his undergraduate education and received his dental training at the Loma Linda School of Dentistry. After graduating in 2005, Ben moved back to Moscow, purchased the practice of Dr. Richard George and began his private practice. In 2011, Ben purchased Dr. Garrett’s practice and expanded Moscow Family Dentistry.

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We love our patients like family and we're humbled to know they feel the same. We've collected some of their words and we look forward to meeting new friends.

Moscow Family Dentistry went out of the way to get me in to fix my chipped tooth on the same day that I called. Everyone was extremely friendly and helpful. I would highly suggest them. I’m a student at UI, but they have great atmosphere for all ages!

Looking for a dentist on the Palouse? Look no further than Moscow Family Dentistry! I would 11/10 recommend Dr. Bowen to family and friends! Not only does he do a phenomenal job taking care of my teeth, Dr. Bowen and staff are very friendly! I enjoy going there so much it makes me sad I only have to get my teeth cleaned twice a year.

- Sydney K.

The whole team is wonderful and so accommodating! I even had an emergency with a broken tooth but Dr. Bowen made room for me on a Sunday night to help take care of it! Such a great experience, and even my husband loves them and he hates going to the dentist.

- Claire R.

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We want to help you receive the dental care you deserve. We discuss all cost and payment options with you to make sure you are comfortable with your treatment plan and to answer any questions you have prior to the start treatment.

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Meet Dr. Michael Pickard

Dr. Michael Pickard earned his graduate degree in mechanical engineering at Brigham Young University and his Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of California, Los Angeles. He graduated at the top of his dental class at UCLA. He served as the national president of the American Student Dental Association in his third year of dental school.

After completing his two-year orthodontic residency at Baylor College of Dentistry, Dr. Pickard practiced orthodontics in Denver. He moved to Moscow in March 2006.

Dr. Pickard is a member of many professional organizations, including the American Association of Orthodontists, the College of Diplomats of the American Board of Orthodontics, the American Dental Association, and is an American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine qualified dentist. He serves on the board of directors of the Pacific Coast Society of Orthodontists and is board certified by the American Board of Orthodontics.

Dr. Pickard’s research on TADs has been published in the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics .

Dr. Pickard was born and raised outside of the Canadian Rockies in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and he enjoys the outdoors. He is married and the father of four sons. Dr. Pickard believes in giving back to his community and has supported many local activities, such as 4-H, FFA, the Parks and Recreation sports program, Booster Club sports programs, Distinguished Young Women, theater productions, and the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Pickard is also the program director for the Readers as Leaders program in Moscow.

Most of Dr. Pickard’s spare time is dedicated to his family. He is a devoted father and husband.

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Dr. Jordan Simon is the primary dentist at Century Dental’s Roaring Brook Township office.

Dr. Jordan Simon is a native of the Wyoming Valley, having graduated from Wyoming Area High School. She received a Bachelor of Science degree from East Stroudsburg University in Biology with a minor in Chemistry, where she was the first graduate to attend dental school. Dr. Simon attended the Midwestern University School of Dentistry in Glendale, AZ, where she received her Doctorate of Dental Medicine in 2018. She has worked at various offices in the Wyoming Valley and in addition to now being the primary dentist in the Moscow office she is also employed at Luzerne County Community College where she is a doctor in the Hygiene Clinic as well as a teacher for the EFDA Program.

Dr. Simon is a graduate from Midwestern University School of Dentistry located in Glendale, AZ.

When asked why she chose dentistry Dr. Simon said, “I’ve always wanted to make a difference in someone’s life and the first thing you notice about someone is usually their teeth. I just want to be able to give someone their smile back.” Currently Dr. Simon resides in West Pittston with her dog Lucy.

When she is not putting her patients first, Dr. Simon enjoys walks with her dog, doing puzzles, watching the Georgia Bulldogs, and spending time with her family and friends.

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