Can I realistically manage a snap-in denture if I live alone?+
Many of its tasks are designed for the wearer, but it comes down to your dexterity and comfort. Mention your situation at the assessment, and ask for removal and cleaning to be shown clearly.
Will I need someone with me on the day of surgery?+
Ask the clinic about this when your surgery is being planned. Your instructions depend on the procedure and your health, so it is good to find out in time to make arrangements.
What if I can’t get the denture out and nobody is home?+
Avoid forcing or twisting the attachment areas. Call the clinic and explain what is happening, because difficulty with removal is one of the changes it wants to hear about.
How will I know if I am cleaning it properly?+
You should be shown the tools and technique that suit you. Bring your questions to examinations as well, since these visits check your denture, implants and gums.
Should I tell the clinic that I live alone?+
That is your call, though sharing it is worthwhile. It helps put your questions into context, particularly those about daily care, instructions after surgery and how you would contact the clinic with a concern.
I live by myself in Downtown Winnipeg. How do I get started?+
You can phone (204) 338-3003 or submit the form. The clinic then contacts you to confirm a time for your appointment at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.