I lost my aftercare sheet. What should I do?+
Phone the clinic and explain that you have misplaced it. Advice meant for someone else’s extraction might not fit yours, so it is sensible to check with us instead of relying on a general search.
My instructions and a website disagree. Which do I follow?+
Follow what you were given for your own extraction. If something still seems unclear or doesn’t match how you feel, call the clinic and read us the line you are unsure of.
Can I rinse my mouth after the tooth is out?+
Look at what your sheet says about rinsing and when it may begin. Rinsing is among the things that can disturb a clot, so it should follow your dentist’s directions.
How long is a little oozing considered normal?+
Minor oozing can occur for a time, but there is no universal cut-off. Apply pressure the way you were directed, and call if bleeding does not settle.
When should I return to my regular brushing?+
Keep your mouth clean from the start, working around the healing socket so it is not directly disturbed at first. Your instructions explain how to approach that area.
What if I can’t tell whether a symptom is a problem?+
Phone and describe it. It helps to mention your extraction date and anything that has become worse since you first improved, as those details let the clinic advise you.
How do Aurora residents book an extraction assessment?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or complete the form on this page, and the clinic will follow up to arrange a time. For a painful or urgent problem, phoning is the way to go.