How far ahead of my free days should I get in touch?+
There is no set rule, and availability changes, so sooner is generally wiser. Share your dates when you contact the clinic and ask what timing would leave room in case an exam finds something.
Can I begin with trays and then get busy for a while?+
Raise that before you start. Tray whitening depends on following a directed schedule over multiple applications, and the dentist can tell you how a gap would affect your particular plan.
What happens to my free stretch if the exam finds a cavity?+
The cavity comes first, as elective whitening should not hide or work around a problem. Your stretch might go toward that treatment, with whitening planned for a later opening.
Does a stronger product suit someone short on time?+
Not necessarily. More strength does not automatically give a better outcome, and it can bring irritation for some people. The protocol depends on your teeth, gums, and past reactions, not merely on the calendar.
If I wait a few months between steps, will I lose my progress?+
Colour does tend to return gradually with habits and aging, so a long gap could matter. Ask how your own plan should be spaced, and whether a touch-up may eventually make sense.
Do I have to decide on a method before I call?+
No. The system is recommended after your teeth and gums are examined. Simply describe your schedule and your concern, and the choice can be discussed at your assessment.
How can I request a time from Rosser?+
Fill in the form on this page, or dial (204) 338-3003 to go over dates directly. Your care would be at our clinic at 2358 McPhillips Street, Unit 5, once a time is confirmed.