May I sit in when their treatment is discussed?+
Please ask the clinic what is possible and what permission is required. The patient’s own wishes matter here, so talk this through with them before the appointment.
Can I call to ask questions on their behalf?+
General questions about the service are simple to ask. Anything about a specific person’s care may need their consent, so check with staff about how that works.
They keep refusing to go. What should I do?+
Try asking what is behind the hesitation, whether cost, fear or something else. Sharing general information may help, but any decision to seek care remains theirs to make.
Would a plan consider someone’s stamina and health?+
Medical factors and the ability to manage appointments are part of planning. Mention any limits openly, so the dentist can take them into account when discussing what is realistic.
What should I watch for at home during treatment?+
Note any trouble with eating, cleaning or discomfort, along with questions as they arise. Ask the dentist what would be specific to this plan, and call if something seems urgent.
How does someone from Rivercrest arrange an assessment?+
Use the online form or phone (204) 338-3003. Ask staff what they need if you are helping with the request, and they will reply about a visit at the Winnipeg clinic.