Why does my tooth keep flaring up and then settling down?+
Several different problems can behave this way, and symptoms easing does not reveal which one you have. An exam and any X-rays that are needed can help identify the cause.
A dentist told me about this tooth some time ago. Can I still call?+
Certainly. Share what you remember being told, even if it is vague. The tooth may be different now, so the dentist will assess how things currently stand.
I started treatment elsewhere and never finished. Is that a problem?+
It is important information, so please mention it when you call. Bring whatever details you have about what was done, and the dentist can review the tooth from there.
Do I have to wait for a flare before I come in?+
No. A period of calm can be a fine time to ask about a tooth that has been unreliable. You can request a non-urgent visit using the form, or phone the clinic.
This flare feels different from the others. Does that matter?+
Yes. New swelling, a fever, a bad taste or sharply increased pain should be mentioned right away. Severe swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing means emergency medical care.
How can a Weston resident get this looked at?+
If the tooth is bothering you now, ring (204) 338-3003 before coming to McPhillips Street. When it is quiet, the appointment form is another option, and the clinic will reply to arrange a time.