What is the way for East St. Paul residents to ask about long-term care?+
Use the request form or phone (204) 338-3003, and say that upkeep is your main concern. Appointments are held at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, with the time confirmed by the clinic.
How often would I need to come back?+
Ask the dentist, because it depends on your denture, implants and gums. Regular examinations are part of this treatment, and how often inserts need attention also varies from person to person.
Could a worn insert leave me stuck at home with a loose denture?+
A weaker snap tends to be something you notice developing. Mention it to the clinic when you first spot it, and ask what the replacement process would involve for you.
Should I call first or just come in with a concern?+
Please call first. Describing what is going on lets the clinic work out how to help, and it avoids an unnecessary trip when a time has not been set.
Can I switch to Winnipeg North Dental if my implants were placed elsewhere?+
You can ask, and it helps if you know about your treatment history and any records from your previous office. The denture and attachments would need to be examined at the clinic.