Why would one of my teeth turn darker?+
Several things can be responsible, such as a past injury, previous dental work or changes inside the tooth. An examination is the way to narrow this down for you.
Can a single veneer really match my other teeth?+
A close match is what the shade selection and try-in are for. One restoration beside natural teeth can be demanding, so you will want to take a good look at it before you approve it.
Will the dark colour show through a veneer?+
Colour is one of the factors influencing how a veneer is prepared and planned. Your dentist can explain how the darkness of your tooth might affect your options.
Would whitening the other teeth first make sense?+
It may come up, as your veneer’s colour should suit your neighbouring teeth after any whitening. Ask how the order of those steps would work if you want both.
Would a crown be better for one dark tooth?+
That depends on how much sound tooth is left, its colour and whether earlier treatment has affected it. If a crown is a better fit, your dentist can explain why.
Should I worry that a dark tooth has died?+
Only an examination can tell you what is going on inside. Request a visit to have it checked, and call the clinic if there is pain or swelling.
How can someone from Kildonan Park get one tooth examined?+
Send us the form on this page and mention the tooth, or call (204) 338-3003 to explain the situation. The examination would take place at our McPhillips Street clinic in Winnipeg.