I live in Waterford Green. How do I ask about chewing problems and implants?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or send the form on this page, mentioning that a missing tooth is affecting how you eat. Appointments are at 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg.
Will an implant let me eat everything I used to?+
That can’t be promised. It depends on your bite, your remaining teeth, the type of restoration and how healing goes, so ask what is realistic for your own mouth.
Could chewing on one side be hurting my other teeth?+
Teeth doing extra work are worth checking, particularly if they’re sore or have worn. An exam can look at those teeth and the way your bite comes together.
What can I eat while the implant is healing?+
The area needs protecting during this stage, and instructions depend on your treatment. Request specific eating advice for your situation before the surgery date arrives.
Do implants feel different from natural teeth when biting?+
People describe this differently, and an implant isn’t identical to a natural tooth. Raise it during your consultation, and report any change in bite or discomfort with pressure later on.
Would a bridge or denture help me chew instead?+
Either could be an alternative depending on which teeth remain and how they’re spaced. Comparing them against an implant in your own case is a normal part of planning.