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Your smile has aged with you
Cosmetic & Orthodontics for St. Vital Residents
Colour, length and position can all drift gradually over the decades. Our McPhillips Street clinic can help you see which changes matter and which options might suit them.
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Change that creeps up
Slow changes are still worth a look.
Mature smiles tend to tell a long story. Tooth colour deepens, edges wear down, gums may recede and teeth can keep shifting throughout life. Restorations placed long ago add their own colours and shapes. All of this happens slowly enough that you may only notice it in a photograph, then find it hard to say exactly what has changed.
St. Vital is an area in Winnipeg, and residents curious about what can be done at this stage can come to Winnipeg North Dental on McPhillips Street. A wider look at health comes first, with your gums, the support around your roots and any existing dental work all shaping what would be suitable.
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Deepening colour
Age-related darkening is among the changes that may respond to whitening, though natural teeth alone will lighten.
Teeth that have drifted
Shifting does not stop at adulthood, and orthodontic assessment can consider tooth position and root support together.
Long-standing dental work
Old fillings and crowns keep their colour, so they become part of any plan that changes the teeth around them.
Matching care to the change
Options for St. Vital residents to consider
Several of these cards speak to gradual change, whether it is colour, a worn edge, a gumline or a shifted tooth. Pick the ones that match what you have been noticing.
Teeth Whitening
Explore professional teeth whitening in Winnipeg for lifting stains and brightening your smile, including candidacy, shade goals and sensitivity.
Explore serviceVeneers
Considering cosmetic veneers in Winnipeg? Learn which colour, shape, spacing and symmetry concerns they may address and what planning involves.
Explore serviceDental Bonding
Learn how dental bonding in Winnipeg uses tooth-coloured resin to repair small chips, close minor spaces and refine tooth shape, often in one visit.
Explore serviceTooth Reshaping
Learn how conservative tooth reshaping in Winnipeg can smooth small chips, uneven edges or minor shape differences, including candidacy and enamel limits.
Explore serviceGum Contouring
Explore gum contouring in Winnipeg for reshaping an uneven or prominent gumline, including assessment, laser options, recovery and realistic results.
Explore serviceInvisalign
Explore Invisalign treatment in Winnipeg for straightening teeth with removable clear aligners, including candidacy, daily wear, refinements and retainers.
Explore serviceHave an urgent concern? Call (204) 338-3003 to discuss availability.
Taking stock
See where things stand today.
After many years of dental history, the first task is to get a clear picture of the present.
Request your visit- 01
Mention what has changed
If an older photograph shows the difference, it can help you explain what you would like to discuss.
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Share your full history
Your medications, medical background and past dental treatments all help the dentist understand what the examination shows.
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Set priorities for this stage
Discuss which changes bother you enough to act on, along with the upkeep that any new treatment would bring.
Winnipeg North Dental
Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)When you are ready to look
Take stock on McPhillips Street.
People living in St. Vital have this assessment at Winnipeg North Dental, Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. You can plan the outing with the directions link on this page.
We reply to each form request to agree on an appointment, since the form itself does not reserve one. Call us instead about a sudden problem.
Questions about coverage?
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 St. Vital.
Ask our teamDo teeth really get darker with age?
Yes, natural tooth colour can deepen as the years pass, and pigments from food, drinks and tobacco may add to it. The response to whitening depends on where that colour sits.
Why are my lower teeth more crowded than they once were?
Teeth can keep shifting throughout life, which may change how they sit against each other. An orthodontic assessment can show what has moved and whether it affects your bite.
Am I too old for aligners?
Suitability comes down to an assessment of your teeth, gums, root support, bite and daily routine. Ask about your own situation, since those findings guide the choice of appliance.
My teeth look longer than they did. What might that be?
Gum recession or a change in tooth position can create that impression. Filing the edges will not correct either cause, so the reason needs to be identified first.
Can whitening work if I have many fillings?
Your natural teeth may still respond, but the fillings will stay their current colour. Mapping which ones show in your smile tells you whether a mismatch is likely.
Is one worn tooth edge worth repairing?
It can be, and a small worn corner is the kind of limited change bonding often suits. The dentist also checks what caused the wear, including your bite.
What should a St. Vital resident do to arrange an assessment?
Send the form on this page or ring (204) 338-3003, and say you would like an overall look at how your smile has changed. The clinic on McPhillips Street confirms your request.
A good time to check
See how your smile has changed.
Put in a request with our McPhillips Street clinic, and someone will reply about a time.