Will you be able to treat work done in another country?+
The dentist can examine the tooth and tell you what is possible once they have seen it. Where the earlier work was done is useful background, but the options depend on the current condition of your tooth.
I have no records at all. Can I still come in?+
Yes, you can still call and describe the problem. A lack of paperwork need not hold things up, because the dentist can examine the tooth and take X-rays if those are appropriate.
Can the same crown simply go back on?+
Sometimes that is something the dentist can consider, but it depends on the crown and the tooth beneath it. Keep it safe, avoid sticky or hard food on that side and bring it along for the assessment.
Should I wait until my next trip home to get it fixed?+
Please discuss that with a dentist first. Pain, swelling and an exposed tooth are not things to leave until a future trip, and an assessment here can show what is truly urgent and what is not.
My medications have different names here. Does that matter?+
Bring the packaging or a photo if you have it, with the original name and the strength. Any list you can provide will help, and you can tell the dentist if you are unsure of something.
Does CDCP or my insurance cover this?+
That depends on your plan and on the treatment recommended, so a promise cannot be made here. Bring your insurance or CDCP information and ask the clinic how it applies to your visit.
How does a West End Winnipeg resident start?+
Telephone (204) 338-3003 and say what kind of dental work has failed and how you are feeling. If you need help explaining things, a friend or relative could help you prepare what to say.