Can my Old Kildonan family ask about appointments for two children?+
Yes, ask when you phone (204) 338-3003 or send the form. List each child’s age and needs, and the clinic can tell you what’s possible at McPhillips Street.
Why does one of my kids get cavities and not the other?+
Risk is individual. Tooth development, hygiene and habits may all differ between children under one roof, and the dentist can tell you which factors seem to apply.
Do siblings need to come in on the same schedule?+
Not necessarily. Each child’s interval depends on development, cavity risk, hygiene and past treatment, so their return dates may not match.
My younger child is scared because of what an older sibling said. What can I do?+
Keep your own explanation brief and calm, and let us know before the visit. We can take things gradually and explain each step in words your younger child understands.
Is the toothpaste advice the same for my whole family?+
Often it isn’t. Brushing support and fluoride guidance depend on age and cavity risk, so the amount and approach for a young child can differ from an older one’s.
Two of my children need different things. Who decides what comes first?+
Tell the clinic about any pain or injury straight away, and phone instead of using the form if a child is hurting. Otherwise, the clinic can talk through timing with you.