Can a Burrows Central resident ask about bonding without committing to it?+
Yes. Call (204) 338-3003 or fill in the form and say that you’d like information first. The assessment would be at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, and any decision to continue stays with you.
Is bonding reversible?+
That depends on what was done to the tooth. Resin added with little or no preparation leaves more of the natural surface intact, but you should ask what your specific plan would involve before calling it reversible.
Will my enamel be ground down?+
Often it isn’t, or only slightly. Local preparation may be required for decay, for certain fractures, or for the shape being planned, and the dentist can say which applies to yours.
Is it okay to just leave a small flaw alone?+
Sometimes it may be. A flaw that’s purely about looks is your call, whereas anything suggesting a health problem should be assessed. An examination can sort out which you’re dealing with.
Does bonding rule out veneers or braces in the future?+
Not as a general rule, as it’s usually a modest change to the tooth. Bonded surfaces may need to be accounted for in future planning, so mention any longer-term ideas you already have.
How does the commitment compare with veneers?+
Veneers can offer broader control of shape and colour, but they may require enamel preparation and represent a greater commitment. Bonding usually requires less, while being more limited in what it can change.