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Teeth and team sports
General Dentistry for Transcona Residents
One elbow, puck or fall can change a season, and a little planning helps. Transcona players and parents can talk about tooth protection at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.
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Before and after the whistle
Think about your teeth before something hits them.
Sports protection is one of the subjects that can come up at a dental appointment, particularly during the teen years alongside braces and changing routines. Adults who play are just as entitled to ask. Mention your sport, how often you play and any previous knocks, then ask what kind of protection might suit you and your existing dental work.
Transcona is in Winnipeg, and residents who want this conversation or need a tooth checked after an injury are seen at our McPhillips Street clinic. An impact can harm a tooth in ways that are not obvious straight away, because trouble can develop inside one that still looks whole. That is why it makes sense to have a blow to the mouth assessed, even if everything seems to have settled.
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Ask about protection
Your age, your sport and any braces or restorations are all relevant to what is suggested.
Know the first moves
Reading what to do with a broken or knocked-out tooth ahead of time makes a stressful moment easier.
A check after the knock
Teeth loosened or shifted by a collision belong in a prompt phone call to the clinic.
If a game goes badly
Care for players and the people cheering them on
Emergency Dentistry covers broken, loosened and knocked-out teeth. Dental Fillings explains the repair of small chips, and Pediatric Dentistry describes how care changes for younger athletes.
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Preparing for a season
Bring your sport into the conversation.
An ordinary check-up is a good moment to ask, and it needs nothing fancy from you.
Request your visit- 01
Describe how you play
Contact level, position and past mouth injuries all help the dentist understand what your teeth are likely to face.
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Have your mouth reviewed
Teeth, gums, bite and earlier repairs are examined, and that gives a clear starting point for the protection discussion.
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Keep a plan for injuries
Save the clinic number in your phone or team bag, so nobody is searching for it when a tooth has just been hit.
Winnipeg North Dental
Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)After practice, or after a hit
Injuries and check-ups are handled on McPhillips.
Treatment for Transcona residents takes place at our clinic, Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. The directions link here shows how to reach it.
Call 911 or go for emergency medical care with a serious facial injury, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding or difficulty breathing. Once that is handled, contact us at (204) 338-3003 about the teeth.
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 Transcona.
Ask our teamAn adult tooth got knocked out mid-game. What is the right order of things?
Pick it up by the crown and stay away from the root. A gentle rinse without scrubbing is fine if it is dirty. Keep it moist in milk or a tooth-preservation solution and get care right away, because time matters.
A child’s baby tooth was knocked out on the ice. Should we push it back in?
No, a baby tooth should never be put back. Phone the clinic and explain what happened, so that the tooth and the area around it can be discussed.
My tooth only chipped a little. Can I finish the season first?
Have it seen sooner than that. Even a rough edge that does not hurt can get worse or gather plaque and food, and small chips are often the kind of damage a filling can address.
What if the tooth feels loose after a hit?
Treat a loose or moved adult tooth as a reason to call promptly. Explain how the injury occurred, when it happened and whether anything is getting worse.
Does wearing braces change anything for sports?
It is certainly something to raise. Braces are among the topics covered during teen appointments, so ask what protection makes sense while they are on.
How can Transcona families ask about sports protection?
Mention it on the appointment request form or by calling (204) 338-3003. No time is held until the clinic has contacted you. For a fresh injury, phone instead.
Ahead of next season
Talk teeth before the next game.
Transcona residents can request a general dentistry visit here and note the sport they play. The clinic will reach out about arranging it.