Where do I go in Winnipeg for a chipped-tooth bonding visit?+
Broken edges are rebuilt at one clinic only, which you’ll find at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6. Ask for a visit using this page or by dialling (204) 338-3003; a time is arranged once the clinic replies.
My chip doesn’t hurt. Is it still worth having checked?+
It can be. An exam shows how much of the tooth is affected and why the break happened, which matters whether or not you choose a repair. If pain does develop, call the clinic rather than waiting on a form.
Will people be able to see where the chip was repaired?+
The aim is a close relationship with the surrounding enamel. Natural teeth have several optical qualities rather than one flat colour, which is why the resin is selected and layered with care.
How long will a bonded chip hold up?+
Bonded chips don’t come with a set lifespan. Location on the tooth, the size of the repair, bite forces, habits, and maintenance all influence how long the resin keeps serving you.
What if the bonded corner breaks off again?+
A repair is often possible when the remaining resin and tooth are sound. Before more material goes on, though, the reason for the new chip deserves a look.
Do I have to be frozen to fix a chipped front tooth?+
Not always. Local anaesthetic may be appropriate if the fracture is sensitive, decay needs removing, or the tooth requires preparation; simple additions to intact enamel often go ahead without it.