How would I know if my bite really is too high?+
You may notice this tooth meeting first when you close, or a sense of unevenness as you chew. If you notice it after the numbness has gone, call the clinic.
Would a high filling need another trip?+
A bite that needs adjusting generally has to be seen, but phone first. A description of what you’re feeling helps the clinic advise you on what to do.
Can I wait to see if the discomfort goes away?+
Mild, short-lived sensitivity can improve by itself. If it’s strong, getting worse, or staying longer than you were told to expect, don’t just wait it out. Call us instead.
What should I say when I phone about my filling?+
Give your name and when the filling was placed, then which tooth it is and what you’re feeling. Say if it’s worse when you chew, or when something’s hot or cold.
Will I need a follow-up visit for every filling?+
Not necessarily. Your dentist will tell you what’s recommended for your restoration. Your regular examinations also offer an opportunity to review the filling and tooth.
Which number should East St. Paul residents keep for after treatment?+
Save (204) 338-3003, the number for Winnipeg North Dental at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. It’s also the way to reach us for a first request, as is the form here.