Am I too old for veneers?+
Age alone does not rule them out. Your dentist looks at enamel, gums, bite and any existing dental work, then tells you whether veneers make sense for your situation.
Can veneers go next to my old crown?+
Often the concern is matching, because a veneer’s shade has to work beside existing restorations. Have your dentist assess the area and explain how any older work might be handled.
Would my medications affect the decision?+
Bring your full list so your dentist can review it with your health history. They can then tell you whether anything needs to be considered in planning your care.
My teeth have worn down. Can veneers restore them?+
Minor edge wear may be something veneers can improve. If the wear is heavier, your dentist will want to look at the cause, because grinding forces can damage thin restorations.
What shade would look right for me?+
The shade is chosen with you, keeping your remaining teeth and your own preference in mind. You can ask for something that stays understated and natural in your smile.
Can veneers fix receding gums?+
Veneers do not treat the gums, and stable tissue is part of what makes them suitable. If your gums have changed, ask what care might be appropriate before cosmetic planning.
How can I arrange an assessment if I live in Old Kildonan?+
Reach us at (204) 338-3003 or send in the form below. Your assessment would be held at our Winnipeg clinic on McPhillips Street, at a time confirmed with you by the clinic.