It’s been a very long time. Is that a problem for an assessment?+
A long gap is no barrier to being examined. It simply means the dentist has more history to catch up on, and that the discussion begins with where things stand now.
Could a laser clear up everything I’ve let slide?+
Unlikely. Lasers are considered for selected gum and soft-tissue work, and other kinds of dental problems usually need other kinds of treatment. The dentist can tell you what applies.
Do I have to find out my old dental history first?+
Whatever you remember is a good starting point. If you think older records matter to your concern, ask the clinic when you make contact about whether to try to obtain them.
Should I start flossing hard before my appointment?+
There’s no need to cram. Keep to your usual gentle routine, and mention any bleeding or tenderness you notice, since those details help the examination.
Will everything be dealt with in one go?+
That depends on what is found, and the clinic can’t say before you’ve been seen. Ask the dentist how they would put your concerns in order, and which matter first.
How do Waterford Green residents get started again?+
You’re welcome to dial (204) 338-3003 or fill in this page’s form. A short note saying it’s been some time is plenty, and the clinic will reply about a visit on McPhillips Street.