Can I request a visit as a new patient after so many years?+
Yes. Contact the clinic to ask about a new-patient visit, and say roughly how long it has been. It helps with planning a suitable appointment, and nobody expects an exact date.
Will you fix my tooth at the first appointment?+
That depends on what the examination shows and the time available. Ask when you request your visit, and if a tooth is hurting or damaged, mention that up front.
Do you need my old records?+
They can be helpful but aren’t something to worry about tracking down yourself first. If you recall your previous clinic, share its name and ask about what can be transferred.
What if I have more cavities than I thought?+
We’ll explain what’s been found, which spots raise more concern, and what the options are. You can then ask how to approach them in a way that suits your circumstances.
Is my tooth too far gone for a filling?+
Only an assessment can say. Fillings often suit smaller and moderate repairs when enough healthy tooth remains. If there’s too little, an inlay, onlay or crown may be discussed instead.
How do Margaret Park residents get started?+
A phone call to (204) 338-3003 or the request form here is all it takes. Care takes place at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, and someone from the clinic will be in touch about a time.