Does being turned down once mean implants are out for good?+
Not necessarily, though it may. Much depends on why the concern arose and whether anything relevant has changed. Only a current assessment can address your present situation.
Do I need my old records for the appointment?+
They are not something to hold off for, but they can be helpful. Ask your previous office what is available, and let the clinic know what you have managed to find.
If I have lost bone, is the matter closed?+
The amount of bone matters a great deal, and imaging helps show what is there. Ask the dentist to explain what your images mean for implant placement and what your other options may be.
Can a health condition rule out a snap-in denture?+
Medical history is one of the things that affects suitability. Describe your conditions and medications fully, so the dentist can tell you how they bear on your particular case.
What else could help if implants stay off the table?+
Ask what could be done about the denture you wear, or whether a new conventional one is worth considering. Its fit and bite can both be reviewed even if implants are not advisable.
How do Rosser residents request a new look at this?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or send the form, and explain that you were previously told implants might not work. The clinic then arranges a time at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.