I am embarrassed about how my teeth look. Should I still come in?+
Yes, and you can tell us that right at the start. Examining teeth in every kind of condition is normal dental work, and being embarrassed is no reason to stay away.
Will veneers make me feel more confident?+
Nobody can promise how you will feel afterward. They may change the specific things you dislike, and you can use planning to be clear about which changes matter most to you.
My teeth have multiple problems. Where do I even begin?+
Begin with an examination. Health needs such as decay or gum inflammation normally come first, and your dentist can help put the remaining concerns into a workable order.
What if it turns out veneers are not an option for me?+
Other treatments may still address some of what bothers you. Whitening, bonding and orthodontics are among those that could come up, based on what your examination finds.
Do I need to smile for the photographs?+
Smile photographs are often part of veneer planning, because they show how teeth and lips relate. If that feels hard, say so and ask what is really needed at that point.
Can I ask about my teeth without agreeing to treatment?+
Certainly. Going to an assessment does not oblige you to do anything further, and you may take as long as you need to think about what you heard.
How can someone from Park View ask for a discreet first talk?+
Use the form on this page or phone (204) 338-3003, and mention that you would like to begin with a discussion. Visits are held at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.