Restorative & Prosthodontics for East Kildonan Residents

It can be. These covers are made for short-term use, and the tooth beneath still needs protecting. Book an examination so its condition and the state of the temporary can be checked.

The implant, surrounding gum and bone would need assessing, along with the space available for a final tooth. Bring any details you have about where and when it was placed.

That depends on how much has changed. A restoration has to fit your present teeth and bite, so new records are often part of restarting after a long gap.

Prepared anchor teeth rely on some form of coverage, so an exam is the way to find out. Decay, gum changes and shifts in position are all things your dentist would look for.

Yes, since a shaped tooth left uncovered can change without causing pain. Call the clinic to explain, and mention how long it has been exposed.

Not necessarily. Some stages may still stand, while others may need repeating. The answer becomes clear once the current condition of the area has been reviewed.

Phone (204) 338-3003 or send a request saying which work was left unfinished. Your visit would then take place at the McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg.