Is one sore tooth enough to need all of this?+
Often not. One problem tooth may only need treatment of its own. A coordinated plan becomes more relevant when damage, spaces or bite concerns reach across much of the mouth.
Will I be able to eat normally during treatment?+
It depends on the stage and on what is being done. Before each phase, ask what eating is likely to involve, including during any healing or provisional period.
Why does chewing on one side matter?+
Favouring one side changes where forces go, and spaces can alter chewing patterns over time. Mention the habit, since it can help the dentist understand how your bite is working.
Can you promise I will eat steak or apples again?+
No outcome can be promised, because so much depends on your teeth, gums and the options chosen. Name the foods you care about and ask how realistic each one is.
My partial denture sits in a drawer. Should I still mention it?+
Yes. Knowing what has and has not worked for you, including why you stopped using it, is part of understanding your previous experiences and planning from there.
Living in Margaret Park, how do I arrange a bite assessment?+
Complete the form here or call (204) 338-3003. Someone at the clinic will respond, and your appointment takes place at the McPhillips Street office in Winnipeg.