How do people in Seven Oaks begin this treatment with you?+
Begin with a request on this page or a call to (204) 338-3003. Assessments happen at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, and we will get back to you to finalize a time.
Why would I need a crown if the infection has been treated?+
Treating infection does not bring back lost tooth structure. Having lost part of its strength to damage, a treated tooth can be more vulnerable to fracture, and a crown helps protect it. Many back teeth benefit from this type of coverage.
Do front teeth need crowns as well?+
It depends. The recommendation for a front tooth is based on how much structure remains and the way your bite works, so a crown is not automatic. Ask the dentist about your own tooth.
How soon after a root canal should the restoration be done?+
The dentist will advise on timing based on your tooth and your plan. In general, delaying this step can place the tooth at risk, so it is a good idea to arrange it as recommended.
Can a crown protect against the infection returning?+
A sound final restoration helps protect the result, although it cannot rule out problems. Leakage, a fracture, complex anatomy or new decay can each still affect a treated tooth, so regular care remains important.
What if there is not enough tooth left for a crown?+
That may change the recommendation. Extraction can be the more appropriate choice if a tooth cannot be predictably restored, and the dentist will go over what that would mean.