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Since your health changed
General Dentistry for Scotia Heights Residents
A new prescription or diagnosis can seem unrelated to your teeth. Scotia Heights residents can bring those changes to their next visit on McPhillips Street.
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Your mouth is part of the picture
What your doctor knows can matter here too.
When life has been full of medical appointments, the dentist tends to slip down the list. There is also a common assumption that a dental team only needs to hear about teeth. In fact, a current picture of your health helps with planning care safely, and it can help explain changes such as a mouth that feels unusually dry.
If you live in Scotia Heights and things have shifted since your last dental visit, you need not work out what is relevant. Mention what has changed and let the conversation sort out the rest. Diabetes, relevant health changes, dry mouth and tobacco use can each be reasons for a dentist or hygienist to suggest a different interval between visits.
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Medication list, please
Your current prescriptions and allergies are reviewed before treatment is planned or carried out.
Dry mouth counts
If your mouth has felt drier lately, say so. It is one of the things that can affect recall advice.
Spacing set around you
How often you are seen should reflect how quickly things in your mouth may change.
Care, with your history in view
General services for Scotia Heights patients
Any of the treatments below begins by reviewing your health information. Start with a check-up if you are overdue, or read about a specific treatment you have been told you may need. Our Dental Laboratory is here for information only.
Emergency Dentistry
Contact Winnipeg North Dental for urgent help with tooth pain, swelling, broken or knocked-out teeth, lost restorations and dental injuries.
Explore serviceCheck-ups & Cleanings
Book dental check-ups and cleanings in Winnipeg for preventive exams, tartar removal, gum monitoring and personalized home-care guidance.
Explore serviceDental Fillings
Restore cavities, chips and worn areas with tooth-coloured dental fillings in Winnipeg. Learn when repair is needed and what happens during treatment.
Explore serviceTooth Extractions
Learn when a tooth extraction may be needed in Winnipeg, what happens during the visit, how to prepare for recovery and which replacement options may follow.
Explore serviceRoot Canal Therapy
Learn how root canal therapy in Winnipeg treats infection, relieves dental pain and helps preserve a natural tooth, including treatment and aftercare.
Explore serviceLaser Dentistry
Explore how dental laser treatment may support selected gum and soft-tissue procedures in Winnipeg, with focused care and clear treatment guidance.
Explore servicePediatric Dentistry
Welcoming pediatric dentistry in Winnipeg for infants, children and teens, with preventive visits, early guidance and care adapted to each child.
Explore serviceOur Dental Laboratory
See how custom dental laboratory work supports dentures, crowns, bridges, implant restorations and appliances with attention to fit, bite, shade and comfort.
Explore serviceHave an urgent concern? Call (204) 338-3003 to discuss availability.
Bringing your health along
Tell us what has changed since last time.
An up-to-date picture matters more than a perfect one. Bring what you have and fill in the rest together.
Request your visit- 01
Flag the change early
Add a line about any new diagnosis or medical treatment on your request, or mention it by phone, along with what you would like looked at.
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Pack the actual list
Bring names and doses for your medications if you can, plus known allergies and any insurance or CDCP information. Pill bottles or a pharmacy printout work fine.
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Ask how it affects your care
Find out whether your health changes the planning of any treatment, what home care would help and how soon you ought to be seen again.
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Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)Where your visit takes place
Bring your list to McPhillips Street.
Scotia Heights residents receive their dental care at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. Plan your trip to the clinic with the directions link below.
Swelling or fever along with a dental concern? Telephone (204) 338-3003 and describe your symptoms.
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 Scotia Heights.
Ask our teamMy new medication has nothing to do with my teeth. Should I still mention it?
Yes. Leave it to the dentist to judge what is relevant, because current information supports safe planning and can shed light on changes like dryness.
Does having diabetes change how often I should be seen?
It may. Diabetes is among the reasons someone could benefit from more frequent care, though the interval is set after looking at your own oral health.
I use tobacco. Do I need to bring that up?
Please do. Tobacco use can influence recall advice, and smoking is one factor that may affect recovery after an extraction. It is information for planning your care, not grounds for a lecture.
Do I have to tell you about every health condition?
Share what you can and ask if you are unsure about something. The review at the beginning of a visit covers dental and medical history, medications and recent changes.
Is it fine to come in if I have been too unwell to keep up with my teeth?
Absolutely. Health changes are one of many reasons people postpone visits, and nobody expects an apology or a mouth made ready beforehand.
My gums have started bleeding since my health changed. Is that worth raising?
It is, especially if the bleeding is frequent or recently increased. Give it a mention when you get in touch, so your gums can be assessed sooner than a routine recall.
How do Scotia Heights residents request a visit after a health change?
Send the form on this page, or use (204) 338-3003 if you prefer talking it through. Your appointment is set when the clinic gets back to you to confirm it.
Add it to the list
Let your dental care catch up.
Request general dentistry from Scotia Heights and include anything new in your health. Someone from the clinic will be in contact about a time.