Can you tell me how many rides I will need before I am examined?+
Not reliably, since that count follows from your supports, span and any treatment needed first. You should be able to ask about likely stages once the assessment is done.
What should I tell my driver about the first visit?+
Explain that it is mainly an examination and discussion of options. Ask the clinic roughly how long to allow, so the person taking you can plan their day.
What if my driver cancels on the morning of a visit?+
Phone the clinic as soon as you know and explain. If a temporary is in place or something is bothering you, say so, since that information could affect what you are advised to do.
Does a bridge come out when I am at home?+
No. A fixed bridge stays cemented or attached and is not something a patient removes, unlike a removable partial denture.
Do I need to line up a ride if my temporary comes loose?+
A temporary that has come loose or broken is worth a phone call first. The clinic can then tell you what to do and whether you need to come in.
How do St. Andrews residents start without a ride lined up yet?+
Request a time with the form or at (204) 338-3003 and mention the days a lift is likeliest. Treatment takes place in Winnipeg at McPhillips Street, and the clinic will respond to arrange it.