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Winnipeg North Dental
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Teeth with a long history

General Dentistry for Seven Oaks Residents

Decades of fillings and crowns need ongoing attention. For Seven Oaks adults and seniors, here is how we help you look after the teeth you have.

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Looking after what you have

Keeping your own teeth healthy is the goal.

If you are a Seven Oaks resident who has had dental work over the years, you may be wondering whether an old filling is still sound or a troublesome tooth can be kept. These are ordinary questions in general dentistry, which centres on preserving healthy teeth for as long as that is reasonable.

An exam looks at your teeth, gums, bite and soft tissues, along with each existing restoration. Your overall health is part of the picture too, so we also review your medications and recent changes. If a tooth does need attention, the dentist can explain what might suit it and why.

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Older work gets checked

Fillings, crowns and bridges are all reviewed during an exam, not just your natural teeth.

Your full health picture

Medications, allergies and recent health changes can matter, so please keep your list up to date.

Choices explained

Repair, root canal therapy or removal: learn why one may be recommended, then ask your questions.

Save it, repair it, or replace it

Treatment options for Seven Oaks patients

Start with the service closest to your concern. If you would like to know how a crown or other restoration is made, the Our Dental Laboratory card is there for reference rather than booking.

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

What your appointment involves

A careful look, then a real conversation.

You stay involved at every stage, from the first question to the final decision about your treatment.

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  1. 01

    Note what has changed

    Make a list of anything you have noticed: a rough edge, new sensitivity, a tooth that feels different when you chew. Include it with your phone call or request, then wait for the clinic to confirm the time.

  2. 02

    Bring your medication list

    It helps to have current prescriptions, allergies and any insurance or CDCP paperwork with you, as well as whatever you recall about past treatment.

  3. 03

    Weigh the options

    Ask what happens if a tooth is treated now and what happens if it is left for a while. Timing and estimated costs belong in this conversation as well.

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Winnipeg North Dental

Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6
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Our address

Care at our McPhillips Street location.

Seven Oaks is in the north part of the City of Winnipeg, and your visits would be at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street. Open the directions link to see the clinic on a map.

Have accessibility questions or other needs to plan around? Feel free to ask when you phone (204) 338-3003.

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 Seven Oaks.

Ask our team
Do old fillings need replacing just because of their age?

Age alone does not settle it. The dentist looks at the condition of the filling and the tooth around it, then tells you whether anything needs doing now or can simply be watched.

Can a badly damaged tooth be saved, or must it come out?

That depends on the tooth, and an exam with any needed X-rays is how you find out. Root canal therapy treats the inner tissue of an infected tooth, while extraction is considered when a tooth cannot be reasonably restored.

Why do you ask about my medications at a dental visit?

Your general health and your prescriptions can bear on the care that is appropriate for you. An up-to-date list lets the dentist take them into account when suggesting treatment.

What should I do if a crown comes loose?

Save it if you can, avoid hard or sticky food on that side, and do not fix it with household glue. Then ring the clinic and explain what happened, especially if the area hurts.

Are seniors from Seven Oaks welcome as new patients?

Yes, new patients of every age are welcome, including seniors. A new-patient appointment generally leaves time to go through your history and assess your oral health.

How often should an older adult have a check-up?

A common interval is about every six months, but no one schedule suits everybody. Your dentist and hygienist may suggest another timing based on your present health.

When you are ready to ask

Have that tooth looked at.

Request general dentistry from Seven Oaks, and add a line about what concerns you most. The clinic will be in touch regarding a time.

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