How long is it normal for the tooth to feel sensitive?+
No fixed number applies to everyone. Temporary sensitivity should get better, so the trend matters. If it is not improving, phone the clinic and describe it.
Will I have to come back to have the bite adjusted?+
The bite is verified before the piece is bonded, but a tooth can feel different once you are chewing normally. If it seems high after that, let the office know.
Can you help me decide over the phone if it needs a visit?+
The office can hear your description and advise on the next step, although a physical change to a restoration usually has to be seen in person to be properly judged.
What if a piece feels loose but has not come off?+
Movement is one of the changes to report, even when nothing has fallen out yet. Call and explain what you have noticed, and avoid guessing at a fix on your own.
Does a restored tooth still need regular examinations?+
Yes, a restored tooth can still develop problems, particularly new decay around its edges. Ask how often you should return, given your own mouth and history.
How do Lockport residents begin if they want to go ahead?+
Use this page’s form or call (204) 338-3003 to ask for an assessment. Care takes place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, once a time is confirmed.