Do I need my old dental records before coming in?+
They are not a requirement for asking about an assessment. New measurements can establish where you stand now, and you can ask whether older records would add anything.
How do I go about requesting my records from another office?+
Ask the clinic what would be helpful, then check with your previous office about how it handles such requests. Each dental office may have its own process.
Are X-rays from a few years ago still useful?+
They may give helpful context, though they cannot show your present condition. Your dentist can decide what new images, if any, would be appropriate.
Can my new readings be compared with those from another office?+
Ask your dentist how they would use them. Older numbers may offer a rough sense of change, while your new chart becomes the record for measuring your response to treatment.
What if I can’t remember what was done to my gums before?+
Share what you recall, even if it is vague, and name the office if you can. Your current exam will still show what your gums need.
What should East St. Paul residents plan for when coming into Winnipeg?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or use the form, and ask about visit length and what to bring. Appointments take place on McPhillips Street, and details come in the clinic’s reply.