How does someone in Templeton-Sinclair start planning a front-tooth implant?+
Request a visit on this page or call (204) 338-3003. The appointment takes place at 2358 McPhillips Street, Unit 5, in Winnipeg, and the clinic gets in touch to settle on a time.
Will people be able to tell it’s an implant?+
That can’t be promised, because the result depends on your gums, bone, bite and spacing. Ask to go through what is realistic for your particular tooth before making any decision.
Will the crown match my other teeth?+
Your crown is custom-made with appearance as one of its goals. Bring up shade and shape early, and ask how your existing teeth may influence what can be achieved.
Will I have a gap the whole time it heals?+
This is an important thing to ask at your consultation. Integration can take a while, and the choices for covering a visible space during that period depend on your own plan.
Can an implant go in where my gum has shrunk back?+
Gum condition and bone are both assessed before placement. Imaging and an examination can show what is there, and whether extra steps would be needed for the planned tooth.
Would veneers or a bridge be another way to deal with this?+
A bridge is one possible way to replace a missing tooth, and a dentist can compare it with an implant for you. Veneers cover existing teeth, so they don’t replace an absent one by themselves.