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Shorter than they used to be

Cosmetic & Orthodontics for Margaret Park Residents

Your front teeth may have flattened along the bottom, or their corners may have rounded away. Worn edges can be rebuilt in some cases, as long as the forces behind the wear are considered.

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Wear, clenching and your bite

Worn edges tell a story about your bite.

Length lost from a front tooth can alter how a whole smile reads. Margaret Park residents asking about this often assume they simply need the edges built back up, and sometimes that is close to the truth. Still, new material sits in the same place that wore away before, so how your teeth come together is examined ahead of any cosmetic suggestion.

Bonding can restore a worn corner when the wear is limited and the bite can protect the resin, while veneers can take on uneven front-tooth edges when more shape needs changing. An unstable bite might call for a different plan, possibly including Invisalign or braces to change how teeth meet. Clenching and edge-to-edge contact can overload thin additions, so a guard may come up in your discussion.

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Find what is wearing them

Rebuilding comes after looking at contact between teeth, since the same pressure can act on whatever is added.

Match the repair to the wear

A rounded corner and a whole row of flattened edges are different requests, and they rarely share a single answer.

Plan for protection

Ask how the finished edge would be looked after, particularly if you know or suspect that you grind or clench.

A closer look at the edges

Check the bite, then talk shape.

It helps to think about whether you wake with tired jaws or have been told you grind. Here is the sequence to expect.

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  1. 01

    Tell us how it has changed

    Say what looks different now, and mention any chips, sore jaws or night-time grinding you know about when you make your request.

  2. 02

    Get your contacts checked

    Edges, enamel and the way your upper and lower teeth meet are reviewed, along with your overall oral health and medical history.

  3. 03

    Decide how much to rebuild

    Go through the options for restoring length, what each may need in upkeep, and estimated costs. Then take the time you need to choose.

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Getting your teeth examined

Have your bite checked on McPhillips Street.

Margaret Park is one of the areas in Winnipeg whose residents we see. Your assessment and any bonding or veneer appointments would be held at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street.

Wondering whether to bring an old night guard or past dental records? Ask when the clinic replies, as your request is not an appointment until then.

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Talk with our team before your visit or learn about CDCP.

A little clarity before your visit

Your questions, answered.

Helpful details about cosmetic & orthodontics in Margaret Park.

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Why have my front teeth become shorter?

Many things can wear an edge, and grinding, clenching and the way teeth meet are common suspects. An examination helps separate those causes before you settle on any repair.

Can length be added back to a worn tooth?

Often it can, using composite resin or a veneer, when enamel and bite allow. How far that is sensible depends on how your teeth touch each other.

Will bonding hold up if I grind?

Thin resin additions can be overloaded by clenching or by front teeth meeting edge to edge. That does not rule bonding out, but it is a reason to discuss a protective guard.

What would make porcelain unsuitable for me?

An unstable bite, active decay, gum inflammation or too little healthy enamel can all point to another plan. Your dentist can explain which of those apply to you, if any.

Would straightening help worn teeth?

It might, because orthodontics can change how teeth contact, which restorations alone cannot do. A bite assessment is needed to know whether moving teeth would suit your situation.

Can Margaret Park residents ask about this by phone?

Certainly. Call (204) 338-3003 or use the form on this page, and describe the wear you have noticed. Visits take place at our Winnipeg clinic once a time has been confirmed with you.

Noticed your edges changing?

Get the wear looked at early.

From Margaret Park, you can send a request for a bite and cosmetic assessment at our McPhillips Street clinic. The clinic will be in touch about timing.

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