Should I see a new dentist even if my denture is fine?+
It’s sensible to do so. Oral tissues, fit, function and signs of disease still need reviewing, and having a first visit behind you is reassuring if a problem comes up.
What if my old dental office has closed or I can’t reach it?+
Tell the clinic. The appliance and your exam can provide a lot of information, even if your earlier records aren’t something you’re able to get.
Will a new dentist insist on changing my denture?+
Changes depend on what’s found, and you can ask for the reasoning behind any recommendation. Adjustment or relining may be suggested, or nothing at all.
What should I do if it was damaged during the move?+
Call the clinic and say what’s happened. Keep any broken pieces and don’t try gluing them back together yourself.
Do I need my old denture if I’ve got a newer one?+
You don’t have to bring it, but older appliances may help show what you’ve been used to. If you’ve still got one, you could ask if it’s worth bringing along.
How do I become a patient if I’m in West End Winnipeg?+
Reach out at (204) 338-3003 or through the form, and mention that you’re new. Your appointments would be at our clinic on McPhillips Street.