Will people be able to tell that I have a crown?+
Crowns are made to suit the tooth and its surroundings, and appearance is checked before cementing. Ask your dentist what is realistic for your own tooth and its location.
Can a crown be matched to teeth that have darkened with age?+
Shade information is taken from your own mouth. Discuss with your dentist how they would approach a crown that needs to sit next to your existing colour.
What if I do not like how my crown looks at the try-in?+
Say so before it is cemented. Appearance is one of the things reviewed at that stage, and the dentist can explain which options there are.
Do all crowns on back teeth have to be tooth-coloured?+
Material choice depends on your treatment plan and on the tooth. Ask your dentist about the materials that might suit you, and what each means for its look.
Does whitening change anything about the timing of a crown?+
If whitening is on your mind, bring it up before your shade is recorded. Your dentist can advise on the order for your circumstances.
How do Middlechurch residents raise appearance concerns when booking?+
Add a brief note in the form, or mention it when you call (204) 338-3003. It can then be discussed at your McPhillips Street assessment.