What is a veneer try-in?+
It is the appointment stage where finished restorations are placed on your teeth for evaluation. Fit and looks get assessed at this point, and bonding comes only after both have been approved.
What if I do not like what I see at try-in?+
Say so right away and be as specific as you can. Your dentist can explain what could be adjusted, and what would need to be remade, before a decision is reached.
Can small changes be made at that stage?+
Sometimes, depending on what is bothering you and how the restoration has been made. Ask what kinds of changes are realistic before bonding, as opposed to what would mean redoing a veneer.
How is a try-in different from the preview?+
A preview gives an early idea of the proposed change, often before enamel is touched, and it may be digital or physical. A try-in uses the actual fabricated veneers.
Once a veneer is bonded, can I still ask for changes?+
You can always raise a concern, though options narrow after bonding and may involve replacing the restoration. Ask the clinic about anything that concerns you as early as you can.
How soon after preparation will my try-in be?+
That varies with your plan and with how the veneers are fabricated. The clinic can tell you what to expect, and you can also ask what you would have on prepared teeth in the meantime.
As a Meadow Land resident, where do I arrange this?+
Arrange it with Winnipeg North Dental on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, using the form on this page or (204) 338-3003. A submitted request is confirmed by the clinic afterward.