How can a Margaret Park resident ask about speech and dental work?+
Mention it in your request form or call (204) 338-3003. Once confirmed, your appointment takes place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6.
Could a new appliance give me a lisp?+
A new device may affect how some sounds feel, as contact points can appear while you speak. If this happens, tell your dentist so it can be evaluated.
Is speech considered when a denture is designed?+
Yes. A denture has to balance speech with how it stays in place and how you chew, while also accounting for the shape of the tissues supporting it.
Can I test how I sound at the fitting?+
You’re welcome to talk during that visit and say what you notice. Function is among the things your dentist checks before the work is accepted.
Does a crown ever change how someone talks?+
It can feel different at first, particularly on a front tooth where the tongue makes contact. Let your dentist know, because contact with neighbouring and opposing teeth can be checked.
Will adjustments definitely solve a speech problem?+
That can’t be promised ahead of time. Your dentist can examine what’s happening, explain whether adjustment or further refinement might help, and discuss other options.