Can I just put my last tray back in and carry on?+
It’s better to ask first. Lost wear time can leave teeth off track, and an old tray may no longer fit as it’s meant to.
My teeth look close to where they were. Do I still need checking?+
A check is still useful. Small shifts can be hard to judge in a mirror, and your dentist compares your present position to what’s needed.
Would I have to start all over again?+
That depends on what the exam shows. New records may be used to plan further aligners, and your dentist can explain what that would look like for you.
I began treatment at another office. Can I still ask you?+
You may ask. Bring what you have from that treatment, and find out at your appointment what the clinic is able to advise.
What should I do with the trays I never used?+
Keep them rather than throwing them out, and bring them with you. They shouldn’t be worn in the meantime without advice from the clinic.
What if I’m worried I’ll stop again?+
Say so. Whether your daily life supports wearing trays is part of the assessment, and braces don’t depend on remembering to insert anything.
How does a Kildonan Park resident come back to this?+
Phone (204) 338-3003 or use the form here to explain your situation. You’d be seen at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.