Will my speech be affected after the appointment?+
Freezing can make your lip or tongue feel strange and may make some words harder to form until it wears off. Ask what to expect for the specific tooth being treated.
Could I give a presentation the same afternoon?+
It is better not to count on it after a visit involving freezing. If the presentation matters, tell the office so it can be considered when your appointment is arranged.
Will a temporary change the way I talk?+
On a back tooth, a temporary may feel unfamiliar to your tongue more than it affects your words. Call the clinic if it feels bulky or sharp.
Will clients be able to see the restoration?+
That varies with where the tooth sits and how much shows when you speak. A shade is selected during the process, and you can talk about appearance with the dentist.
Is there a way to avoid freezing if I have to work afterward?+
Local anesthetic is the usual approach for preparing a tooth, because it keeps the work comfortable. Share your concern with the dentist and ask how the day should be planned.
I live in Polo Park and my week is packed with meetings. What should I do first?+
Send your request here or call (204) 338-3003, and list any dates to avoid. Your care is at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, after a time has been confirmed.