Can I learn how many visits I need before coming in?+
A dependable number needs an examination, because anchors, span and any earlier treatment all affect the plan. Your first appointment is the time to ask for an outline.
Should I get my records sent ahead of time?+
Ask the clinic when you call. Recent X-rays or notes from another office could be useful, and the team can tell you what would help and how it should reach them.
Can a first appointment start the actual treatment?+
Do not count on it, since assessment and planning come first. If you are hoping to combine steps because of the trip, raise that with the clinic and ask what would be feasible.
How do I plan time away for this?+
Ask how long each visit should take once your plan is known. Prepared teeth, fittings and adjustments may all be involved, so a realistic schedule depends on the design.
What if a temporary comes off between trips?+
Call the clinic and describe what has happened, so you can be told what to do next. It is also a good idea to ask about this before you leave your preparation appointment.
Do I need a Winnipeg dentist for routine checks later?+
That is yours to discuss with the clinic. Regular examinations of the bridge and its supports matter wherever they happen, so ask how your records and follow-up could be handled.
How do West St. Paul residents request a first visit?+
Complete the form on this page or phone (204) 338-3003 to tell us you are coming in from West St. Paul. Care takes place at our McPhillips Street clinic, and we’ll contact you about timing.