Can I have a bridge if I have a chronic condition?+
There is no general answer, because it depends on the condition and on your mouth. Your dentist reviews your history together with the examination findings before discussing what may be suitable.
Why does my dentist need to know about my medications?+
Treatment decisions are made more safely with an accurate picture of your health. Some details might be relevant to planning, so share the full list even if an item seems minor.
I take a medication that worries me. What should I do?+
Call the clinic and tell the team what you take, ideally well before your appointment. That way your question can be addressed by someone who has your details in front of them.
Does my health matter more with an implant-supported bridge?+
Implant planning specifically takes bone, health and healing into account. Your dentist can explain whether those factors favour or limit that route for you.
What if my condition makes cleaning my teeth harder?+
Mention it at your assessment, since a bridge relies on daily cleaning to protect the natural teeth holding it. Your team can show you tools and talk over whether a fixed design suits you.
Could my health change which design is offered?+
It might, and implant support is where that comes up most directly. Tooth-supported designs still depend on your gums and roots, so your dentist looks at both before proposing anything.
How can Aurora residents arrange a review?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or fill out the form on this page, noting anything about your health you would like discussed. Visits take place at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg.