How can a Pembina parent ask for help with bedtime brushing?+
Use the request form or call (204) 338-3003 and say you’d like advice on the evening routine. The clinic then contacts you to arrange the visit.
Does a glass of milk after brushing matter?+
Drinks after brushing are worth bringing up, since sugary drinks are part of the nutrition discussion. The dentist can look at your child’s teeth and risk and talk through what fits.
My child falls asleep in the car and misses brushing. Is one night a big deal?+
The pattern over weeks tells more than a single night. Describe how often it happens so the advice can match your situation.
Until what age do I need to brush for my child?+
Caregiver supervision is part of the brushing advice, and how much your child needs depends on age and how well they reach every area. The dentist can tell you what they see.
Could skipped evenings explain a cavity?+
Several factors feed into cavity risk, including hygiene, diet and development. The dentist can examine your child and explain what seems to be contributing.
Will better evenings mean fewer appointments?+
Possibly over time, though brushing is only one input. How far apart visits sit also reflects growth, decay history and earlier treatment, and it’s reviewed each time your child is seen.
What if my child wakes in the night with tooth pain?+
Make a phone call to the clinic once you can and explain the pain; the form isn’t meant for this. If the pain follows a hard hit to the face, or your child passes out, bleeds heavily or can’t breathe easily, emergency medical care comes ahead of dental care.