Where would someone from Kildonan Park go if the bite feels off afterwards?+
Contact the clinic where it was placed, at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, by calling (204) 338-3003. Describe what you’re feeling so the team can arrange the next step.
Why does my new bonding feel so large?+
Your tongue and lips pick up tiny differences in shape, so slight additions can seem bigger than they are. If that feeling persists or the tooth is catching on something, ask to have it checked.
Can I eat right after bonding?+
Ask the dentist before you leave, particularly if you’ve been frozen. Advice can depend on your treatment, and if you’re numb you may not be able to judge what you’re biting.
Is sensitivity normal afterwards?+
A tooth may react differently after work has been done on it, but ongoing or worsening discomfort shouldn’t be ignored. Phone the clinic so that it can be assessed.
My tooth seems too high when I close. Will it wear down on its own?+
Please don’t count on that. Excess contact can overload thin resin or make the tooth uncomfortable, and an adjustment may resolve it. Call to have it looked at.
When can I go back to my usual foods and drinks?+
The dentist can give you advice specific to your repair. Long term, hard objects are the chief concern for bonded edges, and dark drinks and tobacco can make staining more visible.