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Treatment you never finished

General Dentistry for Northwood Residents

The emergency passed, life moved on, and the final step never happened. If that tooth is still on your mind, Northwood residents can have it reviewed on McPhillips Street.

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Loose ends

A stopgap was never meant to be the end.

It happens more than you might think. Urgent care steadied a painful tooth, and follow-up was supposed to come next. A root canal was completed, but the crown got postponed. A tooth was removed, and the conversation about the space never took place. If you live in Northwood and any of this rings true, there is no need to be sheepish about it.

The main reason to come back to it is that some of these situations can change over time. A tooth treated with root canal therapy may be more prone to fracture, and delaying its final restoration can put it at risk. An assessment shows where things stand now, so you and the dentist can talk over what still makes sense.

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Start from today

Your tooth is assessed as it is now, whether the earlier work was done here or somewhere else.

What is pressing

Find out which unfinished item deserves attention first and which can reasonably wait.

Costs in the open

Ask about estimated costs and timing before you commit to any further step.

Finishing what was started

Treatment Northwood patients may need to complete

Depending on what was left undone, a filling, root canal or extraction card may apply. Replacing a missing tooth or adding a crown falls under restorative care, which the dentist can explain. Our Dental Laboratory is informational.

Have an urgent concern? Call (204) 338-3003 to discuss availability.

Back on track

Sort out where you left off.

Whatever the gap in your treatment, this part is mainly about getting the facts straight.

Request your visit
  1. 01

    Name the unfinished tooth

    Through the form or by phone, tell the clinic what was done, roughly when, and what was meant to follow. You will hear back about a time, and any new pain is a reason to call.

  2. 02

    Find any old paperwork

    Treatment notes or the name of the other office can be useful if you have them, along with your medication list and insurance or CDCP details. Ask whether recent X-rays can be transferred.

  3. 03

    Set a realistic finish

    After the exam, ask what remains to be done and in what order. You can then plan the follow-up appointments at a pace you are able to keep.

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Completing your care

Finish the plan at McPhillips Street.

Though Northwood is its own part of Winnipeg, any care you go ahead with takes place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, and the directions link can help you get there.

Is a temporary filling or crown coming loose? Phone (204) 338-3003 and explain what is happening.

Questions about coverage?

Talk with our team before your visit or learn about CDCP.

A little clarity before your visit

Your questions, answered.

Helpful details about general dentistry in Northwood.

Ask our team
My root canal was done some time ago with no crown. Is it too late?

Have it looked at rather than assuming either way. Many back teeth need a crown or similar protection after root canal therapy, and the dentist can tell you what is appropriate for yours now.

I lost my temporary filling. What should I do in the meantime?

Avoid sticky or hard foods around the tooth and keep any piece you still have. Do not try household glue. Then phone the clinic, because an exposed tooth may be vulnerable.

Can a treated tooth get infected again?

It can. Leakage, fracture, complex anatomy or new decay can each create a fresh problem, which is why a sound final restoration and regular care are important.

It has been a long time since my tooth was pulled. Is replacing it still possible?

Quite possibly, but an examination is needed to compare suitability. Your bite, remaining teeth, bone and priorities all influence whether replacement is recommended and which type could fit.

Do I have to go back to the office that started the work?

That choice is yours. You are welcome to ask for an assessment here, and we can look at the tooth and discuss what it needs from this point.

How can Northwood residents request a review of an old treatment?

Write a line about the tooth on the form here or call (204) 338-3003. Sending the form leaves the time open until the clinic gets back to you.

Close the loop

See that tooth through to the end.

Request general dentistry from Northwood and tell us what was left unfinished. The clinic will be in touch to arrange a visit.

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