Can more than one filling be done in a visit?+
That depends on how many teeth are involved, where they are, and how large each repair is. Tell us what would suit you, and ask once the teeth have been examined whether grouping them is reasonable.
Which tooth should be treated first?+
There’s no standard order. Symptoms, the size of each area of decay and your own priorities all matter, so it makes sense to have that conversation with the dentist looking at your teeth.
Why would I suddenly have several cavities?+
Often it isn’t sudden. Early decay may cause no pain, especially between teeth or under older work, so several spots can quietly develop before an examination or X-rays bring them to light.
Can I get an estimate for the whole list?+
Yes, ask about one once your teeth have been assessed. Available estimates can be submitted to your plan, and the clinic can help you understand the response that comes back.
Will every tooth on my list get the same material?+
Not necessarily. Position in the mouth, repair size, moisture control, bite forces and the amount of healthy tooth left all guide the choice, so the answer may differ from one tooth to another.
What should West Kildonan residents say when they get in touch?+
Whether you’re using this page’s form or phoning (204) 338-3003, mention that you’ve been told about more than one tooth, and the clinic at 2358 McPhillips Street will follow up with you.