Restorative & Prosthodontics for Exchange District Residents

It shouldn’t stop you from being seen. An exam and images will show a good deal, and you can always try requesting records from your former office afterward.

Ask about it directly, and bring any implant card or details you have. Parts vary, so knowing what was placed can help in planning any future work on it.

Looks alone don’t show whether it is failing. The edges, the tooth beneath, your gums and your bite tell more, and these can all be examined at a visit.

Attention goes to the supporting teeth, their margins and gums, plus how you clean beneath it. Report any movement, trapped food, bleeding or a persistent bad taste.

Unless it is causing harm, bring it in with you so that the fit, your tissues and the teeth supporting it can be assessed. Mention any sore spots or rocking.

Often, yes. Trouble around dental work doesn’t always produce symptoms early on. A first exam also gives you a dated reference point for future comparisons.

Phone (204) 338-3003 or use the form, and note that you have existing work from elsewhere. You would attend our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.