Do I need an inlay now that my filling has come out?+
Not necessarily. A new filling, inlay, onlay or crown are all possibilities, and what suits you depends on how much sound tooth remains after the examination.
Can the old filling be put back in?+
Ask about this when you call, and keep the piece if you were told to. Your dentist will need to examine the tooth to determine how to repair it properly.
What makes a filling suddenly let go?+
Decay around its edge, a crack in the tooth, bite forces or simple age could be among the causes. Ask what the dentist finds, because it can affect the choice of repair.
Is it urgent if nothing hurts?+
Call regardless, and let the office help you decide on timing. A tooth without pain still has a gap in it, and the walls that remain may be vulnerable.
Would I wait with an open tooth while a custom piece is made?+
A temporary may protect your tooth when fabrication takes place between visits. It is less durable, so you should follow any instructions about caring for it.
Who does someone in Selkirk call when this happens?+
Call the clinic at (204) 338-3003 and explain what happened. Any appointment is confirmed by the office and takes place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.