Is a first denture visit a commitment to go ahead?+
You can raise this when you book. The aim of the exam is to help you understand your situation, and you’re free to ask for time to consider what the dentist tells you.
What’s the most useful thing to tell the dentist at the start?+
Tell them what you’re finding hardest day to day and what you’d like to change. That gives the assessment and the conversation a clear starting point.
What should I ask about my remaining teeth?+
Ask how healthy they are, what role they could play in a partial, and what ongoing care they’d need. The answers depend on what the exam shows.
Is it okay to bring written questions?+
Yes, please do. Writing them out makes it less likely that you’ll forget something, and it lets you take notes on the answers you’re given.
What should I ask about alternatives to a denture?+
Ask which other tooth replacement options might apply to you and how they differ. Implant-retained options are one topic you may want to raise, subject to assessment.
I live in Brooklands. Who do I contact to set this up?+
Reach the clinic at (204) 338-3003 or through the request form here. Your consultation would be held at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg, so you can bring your list there.