How much time off should I plan for?+
It depends on how many areas you want looked at and on what the examination shows. Ask the clinic when requesting your appointment, and let them know you’re arranging the time with your employer.
Could I end up making two separate trips?+
Possibly. Ask ahead of time if assessment and contouring might be handled at one appointment or would be split. You’ll want to know before committing to a plan, particularly if you’re requesting leave.
Can I go straight back to work after contouring?+
Since local anaesthetic often isn’t required, ask the dentist whether anything would stop you from returning to your normal day. A brief question in advance can save a rearranged afternoon.
Can I discuss the idea by phone first?+
You’re welcome to call (204) 338-3003 with your questions. Staff can’t determine suitability without an examination, but the call is a helpful way to prepare for what the appointment involves.
What if my bite feels strange once I’m home?+
Contact the clinic and describe it. Contacts are checked before you leave, yet you’re the one who’ll notice if something seems different over the following days.
Can West St. Paul residents request a specific day?+
Mention the days that suit you on the form or by phone. Your preference doesn’t reserve a time, since the clinic confirms what’s possible when it responds, and the visit would take place in Winnipeg.