Is it worth writing down when my denture moves?+
It can be. Specific notes about meals, speech and timing help the dentist connect what you experience with what the examination shows, rather than relying on memory alone.
What if my notes do not show a clear pattern?+
That is still useful information. Random movement, constant looseness or problems only with certain foods can each point the assessment in a different direction.
Could my notes show that I do not need implants?+
Possibly. Some problems may relate to fit or bite and could be handled another way. The examination is where that becomes clearer, and a conventional denture remains a reasonable choice for many people.
Will a snap-in denture let me eat the foods on my avoid list?+
Greater stability can help, but chewing still depends on the denture itself, its support, your bite and how well you adapt. You would ease back into foods following the guidance you receive.
Does the number of implants depend on what I write down?+
Not directly. The count is decided by your arch, bone, anatomy, the denture design and your goals, which is why imaging and planning are needed.
How can someone from St. Boniface bring their notes to an appointment?+
Request a visit with the form here or by calling (204) 338-3003, then bring your notes along. Appointments are held at 2358 McPhillips Street in Winnipeg once the clinic confirms a time.