How do Garden Grove residents arrange an assessment for a failing bridge?+
Send the form below or call (204) 338-3003 and describe what the bridge is doing. Your assessment would be at the clinic at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.
Can my old bridge be repaired instead?+
Occasionally repair or recementing may be an option, depending on why it failed. Ask the dentist to look at the bridge and its anchors before you assume it needs replacing.
Will an implant replace my whole bridge?+
Perhaps, though the number of implants doesn’t always match the number of missing teeth. Available support and the restorative design guide how many would be needed.
What happens to my anchor teeth if I switch to implants?+
That depends on their condition. Some might be restored and kept, while others may need removal. Your dentist can explain how each tooth fits into the possible plans.
Will I be without teeth while it’s all being done?+
Ask about temporary options early, since they depend on which teeth are affected and on the design that gets chosen. It’s a useful thing to settle before you begin.
Why did my bridge fail in the first place?+
Common culprits include decay at an anchor, gum changes, cracks and bite forces. An examination can look for the likely reason, which can then help shape what comes next.