How would someone from Rosser arrange to compare these options?+
Use the form on this page or phone (204) 338-3003, explaining what you’d like to change. The assessment would be at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, once the clinic has replied with arrangements.
Which of the three changes my natural tooth the least?+
Bonding often needs little or no enamel removal, while veneers may involve preparation. Orthodontics moves the tooth instead of reshaping it, so the answer depends on what you’re measuring and on your own teeth.
Why not simply add resin to a tooth that’s turned?+
Width can disguise position to a limited degree, but it doesn’t address the root or the bite. Too much material may create awkward proportions, so moving the tooth might be the more sensible idea.
Could more than one route be used?+
Sometimes. Teeth may be aligned first and then refined with resin, for example. Ask whether a staged plan makes sense for you and how each stage would affect the next.
Is bonding the starting point before anything bigger?+
It can be a conservative first choice in suitable cases, though it isn’t automatically the right step. Your dentist would consider whether it serves your goal, rather than simply being the smallest option.