Am I too late to save the tooth?+
Nobody can say without seeing it. Teeth that have been neglected for a while can still sometimes be restored, while others have passed that point, and an exam and X-ray will show which applies.
It stopped hurting months ago. Is it fixed?+
Pain easing does not tell you the cause has gone. Having it examined is the way to find out what is happening, even if it feels fine at the moment.
Will I be judged for leaving it so long?+
Delays happen for all sorts of reasons. Be honest about the timeline, because it helps your dentist understand the tooth, and then focus on what can be done today.
If I come in, will it be removed that day?+
Treatment follows a discussion of your findings and options, not simply your arrival. Ask how scheduling would work if removal is recommended, so you know what to plan for.
Can I eat what I like while I wait for my appointment?+
Ask when you call, especially if certain foods trigger pain or the tooth is broken. Your symptoms will determine what is sensible until you are seen.
What is the easiest way to get started from Rivercrest?+
Send the request on this page and watch for the clinic’s reply, or call (204) 338-3003. If symptoms have become urgent, make that phone call instead of using the form.