Which type of treatment is commonly scheduled in conjunction with other treatments?

Denture adjustments are commonly scheduled in conjunction with other treatments due to the nature of patient needs following the fitting of dentures. After a patient receives new dentures, it is often necessary to adapt and adjust them as the mouth settles into the new appliance, healing occurs, or if the dentures do not fit perfectly upon initial placement. This adjustment process can frequently coincide with other dental care procedures such as periodontal treatments, extractions, or routine check-ups, where follow-up care is essential for ensuring continued comfort and functionality of the dentures.

In contrast, treatments like crown placements, root canals, and teeth whitening are typically more specialized and often stand alone, depending on specific patient issues that do not require simultaneous scheduling with adjustments or other types of care.