How do Garden City residents ask for an assessment?+
Phone (204) 338-3003 or complete the form on this page, noting that you would like to discuss saving or removing a tooth. You would attend Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, once a time has been confirmed by the clinic.
Is extraction really cheaper than a root canal?+
Looking only at the first fee can mislead. Should the missing tooth be replaced later, its timing, procedures and cost should be part of your comparison, just as a crown should be counted on the root canal side.
How do you decide a tooth cannot be saved?+
The dentist reviews how far damage extends, how much structure is left and how well the tooth is supported. A very deep fracture or too little remaining tooth can make preservation unrealistic.
What if I choose extraction and leave the gap?+
Raise this directly with the dentist, who can explain what it may mean for your own mouth. Keeping a natural tooth helps preserve normal chewing, so it is worth understanding what you would be giving up.
Will a saved tooth last forever?+
No one can promise that. Leakage, a new fracture, unusual anatomy or further decay can cause trouble in a treated tooth. Regular care and a sound restoration both improve its protection.
Is one option easier on me than the other?+
Both are performed with the area numbed, and each has its own recovery. Ask the dentist to describe what to expect from either route, given the state of your tooth and your health history.