Do I have to explain my past dental problems?+
Only as much as you want to. Sharing even a brief version may help, because your previous experiences are one of the things considered when options are discussed.
What if earlier dental work needs to be redone?+
That can only be determined after examining it. Some restorations may keep serving well and others may not, and you can ask for the reasoning behind any recommendation.
How can I feel confident a large plan makes sense?+
Ask for the urgent, foundational and optional parts to be separated, with alternatives and the consequences of delaying. Understanding the reasons can help you weigh the plan for yourself.
Can my worries change how treatment is scheduled?+
Phasing already takes into account how many appointments you can manage. Mention your concerns early and ask what flexibility your own plan has, since health needs can also affect the timing.
Can you promise this will not go wrong again?+
No dental treatment comes with a promise like that. What you can do is ask about risks, alternatives and maintenance up front, then raise any concerns as soon as they appear.
I live in Weston. Can I phone first to talk it through?+
Yes, you can reach us on (204) 338-3003, or use the form on this page if you prefer writing. Appointments take place at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg.