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Your last dentist was overseas
General Dentistry for St. Boniface Residents
Settling in a new country brings a long list, and finding dental care may be somewhere on it. If you have made your home in St. Boniface, here is how a first visit works at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.
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Starting over, not from zero
Whatever was done before still counts as your history.
Fillings, crowns or root canals placed in another country can all be looked at during an ordinary examination, even when no paperwork came with you. A new-patient visit generally sets aside time for your dental and medical background, then assesses your teeth, gums, bite and existing work. Materials or techniques may be unfamiliar to you here, so asking what something is called, and why it was suggested, is entirely fair.
St. Boniface is in Winnipeg, and a first visit for anyone living there happens at our McPhillips Street clinic. The appointment can cover prevention, repairs or a specific worry, and children, adults and seniors are all welcome. If images were taken recently abroad, keep a copy and find out from the team whether they would be useful; fresh X-rays depend on what the dentist needs to make a diagnosis.
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Medications, by name
Packaging or a photo of each label is handy when a brand you take goes by another name here.
Old work, new eyes
Restorations from elsewhere are part of what gets examined, and you can ask how each one is doing.
Plans explained
Benefit plans and government programs differ in what they include, so bring any letter or card you have received.
What falls under this heading
Everyday dentistry, sorted by what you might need
Check-ups & Cleanings cover routine prevention, and Dental Fillings repair decay or small fractures. Emergency Dentistry, Root Canal Therapy and Tooth Extractions address problems that have gone further, while Pediatric Dentistry is there for children.
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.
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Welcoming pediatric dentistry in Winnipeg for infants, children and teens, with preventive visits, early guidance and care adapted to each child.
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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.
Getting ready
Three things to sort out ahead of your first appointment.
None of them has to be perfect, and a gap in your records will not hold you back.
Request your visit- 01
List what you remember
Jot down any treatment you recall, roughly when it happened and which side of the mouth. A rough memory is still helpful.
- 02
Note what your teeth are doing
Food that catches, sensitivity to cold, bleeding when you brush: write down anything you meant to have looked at before the move.
- 03
Ask what you are unsure of
How often visits are suggested, who does the cleaning and what your plan may pay can vary from what you knew. Raise whatever seems unclear.
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Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)Mapping your first trip
Your appointment is on McPhillips Street.
Your visit from St. Boniface would be to Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. Use the directions link on this page to map the way from your home.
Tooth trouble can flare up before you are settled. If you have severe pain, swelling or a broken tooth, telephone (204) 338-3003 rather than filling in the form.
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 St. Boniface.
Ask our teamI have no records from back home. Will that be a problem?
A missing file does not stop an assessment, because the dentist can examine what is in your mouth today. Share what you recall, and diagnostic images can be recommended if they are needed.
My previous dentist suggested work I never had done. Should I mention it?
Yes, please bring it up, along with anything you were told about the tooth. Conditions may have changed since then, so the recommendation will rest on what is found at this examination.
Who does what at a dental visit in Canada?
Here, the dentist carries out the examination and goes over the findings with you. A dental hygienist usually does the cleaning, which involves scaling, often polishing, and advice for home.
How often will I be asked to return?
Plenty of patients attend roughly twice a year, though no interval suits everybody. Your recall schedule will reflect your own oral health, and the clinic can explain how any plan limits relate to it.
Am I able to use the Canadian Dental Care Plan for this?
Eligibility and what is included are set by the program, and patient portions vary. Have your details ready, and the team can help you make sense of the response to any estimate they submit.
How does someone in St. Boniface ask for a first appointment?
Fill in the form on this page or telephone (204) 338-3003. A form submission is a request and holds no particular time until you hear back from the clinic.
Whenever you are ready
Add a dentist to your settling-in list.
St. Boniface residents can send a general dentistry request below, and it helps to say when you last saw a dentist. Your first time slot gets settled once the clinic has answered you.