Can someone from Robertson ask how their tooth would be built up?+
Certainly. Send the form or phone (204) 338-3003 to request an assessment. It would take place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, and the plan for your tooth can be explained there.
What exactly is composite resin?+
It’s a tooth-coloured filling material that stays mouldable until it’s light-cured. Because it’s applied directly, the dentist can sculpt and adjust its form during your appointment.
Why are there several layers instead of one?+
Working in layers offers better control of the shape, and it allows shades and opacities to be combined. A natural tooth isn’t one flat colour, so a single uniform mass may not relate to it as well.
Why does my tooth need to be conditioned?+
Composite doesn’t simply stick to a bare, wet tooth. Conditioning and isolating the enamel set up the surface so the adhesive can connect the resin firmly.
What does the polishing actually do?+
It affects both looks and feel. A refined surface handles light more like enamel, and smooth margins are less inclined to catch plaque or feel rough to your tongue.
Why is my bite checked if this is a cosmetic repair?+
New material changes how your teeth come together. If an added edge takes too much force, it could become uncomfortable or chip, so contact points are examined before you leave.