Is one rough tooth enough reason to come into Winnipeg?+
It can be, especially when the edge keeps catching your lip or tongue or has recently changed. Only you can weigh the effort, so a short call may help you figure out if it’s worthwhile.
What if I already see another dentist regularly?+
You may want to raise it with them too. If you’d like to ask at Winnipeg North Dental, phone the clinic and explain your situation so they can tell you how it would work.
Should my current dental office send anything over?+
Recent X-rays or notes may be useful, depending on the tooth. Ask when you book whether transferring anything is worthwhile, because you’ll want that sorted before making the trip.
What if the dentist says the tooth doesn’t need anything?+
You’d leave knowing the rough spot has been examined and that you can stop worrying over it. Reshaping isn’t the appropriate answer for every edge, and an honest no is part of a useful assessment.
The edge changed suddenly before my appointment. What should I do?+
Phone the clinic and explain what happened, particularly if the tooth broke or started to hurt. A sudden change is better dealt with by talking to someone than by waiting for your visit date.
If I’m in East St. Paul, what’s my first move?+
Use the form on this page or phone (204) 338-3003 and describe the tooth. Once the clinic replies, you can agree on a time to come to McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.