Can you match a bridge to teeth that are not all one colour?+
Natural teeth often vary, and your shade details help guide the work. Your dentist can explain how closely a colour can follow your other teeth and what could affect the match.
Should I whiten my teeth before getting a bridge?+
Ask before your shade is selected. If you are interested in whitening, your dentist can assess whether it suits you and how the order of treatment should be arranged.
What if my gap is wider or narrower than a normal tooth?+
The size of the space can influence how the replacement is proportioned. Mention this concern at your assessment, so you can hear what might be practical in your situation.
Could I choose a different shape than my old tooth?+
You can certainly say what you would like, and your dentist will consider it against the bite, support and cleaning requirements. Those can place limits on how a tooth is shaped.
Will the bridge look fake near my gums?+
Margins and appearance are both reviewed before attachment, and that is a good moment to raise any concern about the gum line. Your dentist can explain what to expect in your mouth.
Can I say no if I dislike it at the fitting?+
Please tell your dentist what you see before it is attached. That check exists so issues with appearance can be reviewed while adjustments are still possible.
How do River Trail residents ask about appearance?+
You can raise it on the form here or by calling (204) 338-3003. Treatment takes place at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg, and we’ll respond to set up your consultation.