How do I decide if this is serious when there is nobody to ask?+
You do not have to judge that yourself. Tell the clinic about your pain, swelling or injury and the questions they ask will help work out how urgently you should be seen. Breathing trouble, swallowing trouble or severe swelling means 911.
Will I be able to drive myself home?+
Ask when you phone, and again before treatment starts. The answer can depend on what the dentist recommends for your tooth, so it is worth raising early.
Can I bring someone with me if I change my mind about going alone?+
That is a good question for the call. Ask what is possible when you phone, so you can make your arrangements before you leave.
What if I start to feel worse on the way?+
Call 911 for any of the medical warning signs listed on this page. For anything short of those, phone the clinic to explain what has changed.
What if I forget everything the dentist said?+
That happens, particularly when you are in pain. Jot down the key points before leaving, and phone the clinic if you get home and find you are unsure about an instruction.
How can someone in Birds Hill reach the clinic?+
Call (204) 338-3003 and say what is going on. Availability changes, so it is sensible to speak with the clinic before beginning the trip into Winnipeg.