What is the first thing I should ask at a consultation?+
A good opener is whether your teeth and gums are healthy enough for veneers right now. Active decay, inflammation or significant grinding may have to be dealt with before any design work.
How do I ask how much enamel is involved?+
Ask about each tooth individually. Preparation depends on position, existing colour and the planned result, so while some removal is often required, certain cases can be more conservative.
What should I ask about a tooth that is not on the plan?+
Ask why it was left out and how it will relate to its treated neighbours. Colour transitions and symmetry help decide where a plan should begin and end.
Should I ask to see a preview before agreeing?+
Yes, ask whether one is possible for your case. A digital or physical mock-up may help you judge proportions, even though it is a guide and not the final restoration.
What would be a sensible question about lifespan?+
Try asking what is most likely to shorten the life of your veneers in particular. There is no fixed number of years, but your bite, habits and hygiene can make the answer specific.
What should I ask about the money side?+
Ask for an estimate covering the plan, and find out what any later replacement might involve. Your insurer can answer what your own plan would contribute toward cosmetic work.
Can I send questions ahead from Meadows West?+
You are welcome to add them to the request form here, or ask by phone at (204) 338-3003. Your visit itself takes place at our McPhillips Street clinic once it is confirmed.