How does someone in Shaughnessy Park ask for a reassessment?+
Request a visit through the form or phone (204) 338-3003, then mention that implants were ruled out for you before. You would be seen on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.
Another dentist said no. Should I just accept that?+
That dentist may have been entirely right for good reasons. It is still reasonable to ask whether anything has changed since, particularly if some time has gone by.
What are the usual reasons someone is told no?+
Limited bone, unhealthy gums, infection, certain medications, smoking, ongoing growth and tight space can each influence an answer, sometimes in combination with one another.
I was told I don’t have enough bone. Is that the end of it?+
Not always. A graft is sometimes part of a plan, but only an assessment and imaging can say whether your bone is adequate or whether grafting could apply in your case.
What if the answer is no again?+
Then you would talk about replacements that don’t rely on an implant. Bridges and dentures are designed differently, and each has its own suitability to consider.