Can I just ask you to take it out?+
You can certainly say that is what you want. Your dentist still needs to examine the tooth and review an X-ray, so you understand the options before you agree to a permanent step.
My tooth is so sore. Will the freezing still take?+
Tell your dentist how painful the area has been, because comfort is checked before the procedure begins. If you feel anything sharp, speak up so it can be dealt with.
Is pulling it the fastest way to stop the pain?+
That depends on the cause, and it is not the only possibility. Root canal therapy may deal with an inflamed or infected pulp in a tooth that can be restored, so ask how the options compare for you.
What should I do if my face starts to swell?+
Phone us and explain how it has changed. If swelling comes with difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical care without delay.
Will the pain be gone once the tooth is out?+
No one can promise that, and some soreness is common during early healing. Tell the clinic if discomfort is more severe than you were led to expect or starts getting worse.
I’m in Scotia Heights with a very sore tooth. What now?+
Telephone (204) 338-3003 and explain your symptoms, as the online form is better suited to non-urgent requests. Any care would take place at our McPhillips Street clinic.