Living in St. Boniface, how would I raise my work schedule with you?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or note it on the appointment form. Any assessment and treatment would happen at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.
Will the freezing make me slur my words?+
It can make some sounds harder to form until the feeling returns. How much depends on which tooth is treated and how the anesthetic affects you.
Could I book something straight after and still give a presentation?+
That’s a risky pairing, because the numbness may not have faded yet and you may have a tender tooth. Ask the dentist what to expect for your particular tooth before you commit.
Will a crown change the way I pronounce things?+
A new restoration can take some getting used to, especially on a front tooth. If something feels off or your bite seems wrong, let the clinic know.
Does treatment on an upper tooth affect speech differently from a lower one?+
Freezing affects different areas depending on the tooth, so the parts that feel numb may vary. The dentist can tell you which areas to expect for your tooth.
What if I keep talking through a sore tooth for now?+
Coping for a while doesn’t mean the inner tissue is recovering. Damage can continue to progress quietly, so having it examined is still a sensible move.