Is it really how often I snack, not just what I eat?+
Both can play a part. Each sugary or starchy snack gives plaque bacteria something to work with, so frequent grazing is worth discussing, along with what you are choosing to eat.
Do I have to stop drinking coffee?+
That is unlikely to be the first suggestion. Mention how you take it and how long a cup lasts, particularly if it is sweetened, and your team can tell you whether it seems relevant.
Will a polish get rid of tea and coffee stains?+
Polishing can help with surface stain, though results vary with the type of staining. Darker or deeper discolouration is something to have assessed by your dentist.
Are sugar-free drinks fine to sip all day?+
It depends on the drink, as some can still be acidic even without sugar. Tell your hygienist what you usually have, and you can talk through whether it is a concern for your teeth.
Could my habits mean I need cleanings more often?+
Frequent cavities are among the reasons more regular care may be recommended. Your dentist and hygienist weigh this along with your health and the condition of your gums.
What if a tooth starts aching after sweets?+
New pain deserves timely attention, so telephone the clinic rather than waiting for a routine appointment or sending the form. Describe when it happens and which area is affected.
How do people in Lockport ask for an appointment?+
Two routes work: a call to (204) 338-3003, or the request form above. The clinic will confirm your visit at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.