Can I eat normally with veneers?+
Most ordinary eating simply continues, though you should avoid biting down on hard objects. If you have favourite foods that worry you, ask about them based on your bite.
Do I need a special toothbrush or toothpaste?+
Brush and clean between your teeth normally. If you are unsure whether a particular product suits your restorations, bring it up at your next appointment.
Can I still drink coffee and tea?+
You can raise your own habits at your visit. Ceramic resists many stains, but your natural teeth and bonding margins can still pick up colour, so overall contrast can change.
Will I have to wear a night guard?+
Not every patient does. A guard is usually brought up for people who clench or grind, since those forces can damage thin restorations.
Can a veneered tooth still get a cavity?+
Yes, the natural tooth at the margin of a veneer can still develop decay. That is why daily home care and regular dental visits are just as necessary afterward.
What should I do if a veneer feels rough or loose?+
Get in touch with the clinic and explain what you have noticed, including when it started. Someone there can tell you how to proceed from that point.
How do Garden Grove residents ask about veneers?+
Complete the request form on this page, or dial (204) 338-3003. Appointments would be held at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, and the clinic will confirm any time with you.