Where can Polo Park residents discuss implant risks in person?+
That conversation happens in Unit 5 of 2358 McPhillips Street, at Winnipeg North Dental. Use the form or dial (204) 338-3003, and feel free to say you’d mainly like to understand the risks first.
How often do dental implants fail?+
No single figure applies to everybody, because your health, smoking, infection, forces, position and maintenance all change the picture. Ask how those factors look in your particular case.
What are the most serious risks?+
Implant surgery carries risks related to infection and the anatomy near the site, and integration can fail. Your imaging and history guide which concerns are most relevant to you.
Can I lower my risk?+
Some factors are within your influence, such as smoking, gum health and daily cleaning. Others aren’t, which is why treatment can reduce risk without removing it completely.
Is a bridge or denture less risky?+
They avoid implant surgery but bring tradeoffs of their own. A bridge relies on the neighbouring teeth, and a removable denture may feel less secure, so compare them for your mouth.
Do warning signs always mean the implant is failing?+
Not always, but they shouldn’t be ignored. Bleeding or tenderness could have various causes, and an examination is how you learn whether anything serious is happening.