Can you fix my chipped front tooth before my wedding?+
That cannot be promised without an assessment, because the answer depends on the damage. Tell the clinic your date when you call, and ask the dentist what is possible once the tooth has been examined.
Should I tell the clinic about my event at all?+
Yes, mention it. The clinic still has to judge urgency from your symptoms, but your date gives the dentist useful context when you later discuss treatment options and the timing of any follow-up.
Can I put off treatment until after the interview?+
Ask rather than assuming, and describe all your symptoms honestly. Swelling, fever, severe pain and injuries should not be postponed for convenience, whereas some less pressing problems might allow more flexibility.
Could a temporary fix get me through the day?+
Sometimes the first visit is focused on stabilizing a tooth, with definitive care following later. Whether that would suit you is for the dentist to judge, and any later treatment that is recommended would still matter.
Will my face still be swollen in the photos?+
No one can predict that in advance. The swelling itself is the priority, so call the clinic promptly, and seek emergency medical care if it is severe or affecting your breathing or swallowing.
My tooth only looks bad, with no pain. Is that still an urgent call?+
It could be, as a break can leave a tooth vulnerable even when it does not hurt. Phone and describe it, and the clinic can tell you how soon it should be assessed.
How do Exchange District residents get in touch with a deadline?+
Phone (204) 338-3003, explain the dental problem first and then give your date. Requests through the website are better kept for concerns without pain, swelling or injury.