How many trips into Winnipeg should I expect?+
Often at least an assessment, a preparation visit and a placement visit, though it varies. The assessment gives the clinic the details to tell you more about your case.
Could my assessment and preparation be done at one appointment?+
Ask when you call, as this depends on your tooth and on the schedule. Mention that you are coming in from outside the city so this can be discussed.
How long will my appointment be?+
Length varies with the tooth and with what is planned. The clinic can give you a better sense of it during your call, which will help you plan your day.
What if an adjustment is needed after placement?+
Phone in with a description of the sensation. A bite that feels too high should be looked at, so ask them how soon it can be reviewed.
Can I start with a phone call instead of a form?+
Yes. Calling (204) 338-3003 is a good way to ask practical questions first. The online form is also available if you prefer sending a request that way.
Is there anything West St. Paul residents should bring from another office?+
Ask the clinic what would help. Recent X-rays or details of prior work on the tooth may be useful, and they can tell you if a transfer is worth arranging.