I’m home in East St. Paul and my new piece doesn’t feel right. What now?+
Ring (204) 338-3003 to explain what you’re noticing, or use the form if it’s not urgent. Visits take place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, and the clinic confirms the time.
How do I know whether a problem is worth the trip?+
You don’t have to work that out by yourself. Describe the problem over the phone so the clinic can talk about next steps. Persistent rubbing, catching or a high feeling are all fair reasons to call.
Can adjustments be handled over the phone?+
An adjustment requires the piece and your mouth to be examined, so a phone call can’t replace it. What a call can do is help you decide on and arrange the visit.
My denture cracked and I can’t get in right away. How should I store it?+
Protect the denture and all the fragments, and don’t use household adhesive, since it may distort the fit. Call the clinic, explain your situation, and ask how soon an assessment could be arranged.
Do I need another fitting after each adjustment?+
Not necessarily. It depends on what was changed and how it behaves afterward. Ask your dentist what to watch for, and phone if the concern returns or a new one develops.