How soon can I go back to a physical job?+
That depends on the extraction, the kind of work you do and how you are feeling. Plan on resting right after the procedure, and ask your dentist for guidance suited to your duties.
Can I go to the gym after a tooth extraction?+
Ask before you book your next session, since the answer varies with your procedure. Tell your dentist what your training involves, and follow what you are told along with your written instructions.
I wear a respirator at work. Does that matter?+
It is worth mentioning, along with anything else that presses on your face or jaw. Your dentist can consider it when discussing recovery after your particular extraction.
Does a surgical extraction mean more time away?+
It may, because complexity is one of the things that can affect recovery. Ask once your dentist has seen your X-ray, as it is difficult to predict before then.
Can I keep using my usual pain relievers?+
Bring a list of everything you take, including over-the-counter products, and ask your dentist. Your health and medication history are reviewed before treatment, and your written instructions cover how to manage discomfort.
Do I need to put my tooth problem off until a slow season?+
A worsening problem is not one to schedule around for long. Call to describe what is happening, so you can find out whether it should be seen sooner.
How do River Trail residents request an extraction assessment?+
You can reach us through this page’s form or at (204) 338-3003. Mention your work schedule, and the clinic will follow up with you about timing. An urgent concern should go by phone.