How often would whitening bring me into Winnipeg?+
That depends on your examination and the recommended system. If something needs care before whitening, the number could increase. Ask at your assessment for a likely sequence, understanding that it could change.
Could trays reduce my clinic visits compared with in-office whitening?+
Possibly, though that should not be the only factor. Trays still need to be made and reviewed, so ask how many visits they would involve, and whether they are suitable for your teeth.
Can my whitening happen at the same visit as my assessment?+
Do not plan on that ahead of time. Your teeth and gums are checked first, and the findings influence what comes next. Please raise your timing concerns with the clinic when you make your request.
What if sensitivity starts after I get home?+
Follow the directions you were given and pause when told to. If the pain is sharp or lingers, phone the clinic and describe what is happening rather than simply using more product or using the form.
Should I arrange my records before my first appointment?+
Raise that question as you send in your request. If you have had recent dental treatment elsewhere, the clinic can tell you whether records are needed, and what information is most helpful to have ready.
Does someone from outside the city need a referral?+
Ask the clinic about anything specific to your situation when you call. For whitening, the usual first step is simply a request for an assessment through this page or by phone.
How does a West St. Paul resident request an appointment?+
Send the form on this page or call (204) 338-3003 with your questions. The clinic will respond about timing, and your visit would be at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg.