Restorative & Prosthodontics for Bridgwater Residents

Teeth around a space can drift or tip when they lose a neighbour, and the bite may change with them. An examination shows how much has moved and if it matters for your plan.

A replacement has to suit the room available, but proportions affect both appearance and cleaning. Ask how a design for your space would look, and whether it would be easy to maintain.

Not necessarily. Orthodontic movement comes up when the position of selected teeth limits restorative space or the bite. If it applies, ask how it would fit into your sequence.

This is a fair question to bring up if tooth movement is suggested. Which method suits you would depend on what needs moving and how that fits into the rest of your treatment.

It depends on the room for a final tooth and on the roots beside it. The implant must come through where the final crown can function and be maintained, so imaging and records guide this.

Generally it adds a stage, and orthodontics can extend a coordinated plan considerably. Timing varies, so ask for an estimate once your records have been reviewed.

State that the space seems to have changed when you fill out the form, or call (204) 338-3003. The assessment would be held at our McPhillips Street clinic.