How can a Rivergrove parent get a child’s tooth looked at?+
If it can’t wait, dial (204) 338-3003. Otherwise you can send the online form, and you’ll get a reply about a time at our clinic on McPhillips Street.
What should I do right after my child breaks a tooth?+
Contact the clinic promptly and explain the injury. Serious facial trauma, passing out, bleeding you can’t stop or any breathing trouble call for emergency medical care before anything else.
Is a toothache in a baby tooth worth a visit?+
Yes. Pain from a primary tooth can signal decay or infection and can disrupt everyday life, even if that tooth would have come out on its own eventually.
Will my child need a filling or an extraction?+
No one can tell before an examination. Once the dentist has seen the tooth, you’ll go through what’s been found and what’s advisable for your child.
Can you still see my child if they’re scared and sore?+
Let us know about both when you get in touch. Short explanations and breaks can help, and we’ll be honest with you about what is realistic that day.
We haven’t been to a dentist in years. Is that a problem?+
Not at all, and there’s no need to apologize. Bring what you remember of past care and start with the current concern, then we can look at a regular routine.