How can a busy Park View parent send a request?+
The form on this page can be filled out when you have a spare moment, or you can dial (204) 338-3003. List your scheduling limits and the clinic will contact you to discuss a time.
If we can only change one habit, which should it be?+
It depends on your child, which is why it’s worth asking at the appointment. The dentist will take into account age, cavity risk and what you’re already doing, then suggest a starting point.
Do snacks in the car count against teeth?+
How often your child snacks matters, wherever it happens. We can talk through snack frequency and tooth-friendly choices that are realistic for days spent on the go.
How long will my child’s appointment take?+
That varies with age, comfort and the care that’s needed, so we don’t quote one fixed length here. Ask the clinic when you’re arranging the visit so you can plan your day.
Who should supervise brushing when our schedules clash?+
Ask us about the amount of supervision that suits your child’s age, then decide how it works in your household. A child’s need for help changes as they grow.
My child’s tooth broke and today is already packed. What should I do?+
Make a quick call to the clinic and describe what happened, as a form is too slow for this. Seek emergency medical care first in cases of serious facial injury, loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding or breathing difficulty.