How do I know if I need laser treatment?+
You won’t be able to tell on your own. A dentist has to establish what is happening and then decide whether a laser offers any genuine advantage for what needs to be done.
My gums feel strange. Should I wait and see?+
Having changes examined is a sensible step, since the cause can’t be judged from home. If it feels urgent, call the clinic instead of sending the form.
Can a laser find out what’s wrong?+
No, the lasers described here are for treating tissue, not for working out a diagnosis. Your dentist identifies the condition through assessment first, then considers how it should be treated.
Can I book an assessment if I can’t describe the problem well?+
Yes, you can ask for one. Describe the concern in whatever words you have, even if it’s only that something feels different, and the dentist will take it from there.
What if the assessment shows I don’t need a laser?+
Then you’ll hear which approach is advised instead, if any. A laser isn’t the goal in itself, and many procedures are done well with conventional instruments.
Living in Weston, how would I go about getting assessed?+
Ring (204) 338-3003 or submit the form on this page with a sentence about what you’ve noticed. You’ll hear back from the clinic about a visit on McPhillips Street.