I stopped wearing my denture years ago. Can I still be considered?+
Yes, you can certainly be assessed. Your bone, gums and bite will be examined as they are today, and that decides whether implant-retained treatment is an appropriate option.
Should I start wearing my old denture again before the appointment?+
Do not push through discomfort to prepare. Bring it with you, and let the dentist look at both your mouth and the appliance before you decide anything about wearing it.
Is my old unworn denture any use now?+
Possibly, though it is common to need a new one. Its fit, bite, strength and tooth position would determine whether adapting it is reasonable, especially after time spent out of your mouth.
How do I know this will not end up in the drawer too?+
There is no certainty, and it would be wrong to promise otherwise. Pinpointing why the last denture failed gives you a better sense of whether this design addresses your own problems.
Are there options if I do not want any denture at all?+
You can ask about that. Fixed full-arch restorations have a different design, cleaning routine and treatment pathway, and your assessment can help show which options may suit you.
How can someone in the Exchange District come in about an unworn denture?+
Send the form or phone (204) 338-3003 and say your denture is no longer in use. You would be seen at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg once a time is confirmed.