Do multiple crowns have to be done at the same time?+
That depends on the teeth involved and your plan. Ask the dentist whether they could be handled together or in stages, and what each approach would mean for you.
How do I know which tooth should be treated first?+
Ask directly at your assessment. The dentist can explain which findings are of most concern and why, which gives you something concrete to base your decision on.
Could some of these teeth get by with fillings instead?+
Possibly. A filling can work when the remaining tooth is able to support a smaller repair, and an onlay may be considered for some back teeth. Examination decides which applies.
Will an estimate show the cost for each tooth?+
Ask for it to be broken down that way when you request one. Total cost depends on what is recommended, and coverage depends on your own plan.
Can crowns next to each other be cleaned normally?+
They still need brushing and cleaning between the teeth, with attention to each margin. If adjoining crowns are hard to reach around, ask for guidance that fits your mouth.
How can Sinclair Park residents request a first look at everything?+
Send the form on this page or phone (204) 338-3003, and mention that you have concerns about several teeth. The clinic will respond about arranging a visit in Winnipeg.