Will my veneers feel thick?+
Some people notice a difference at first, depending on how the tooth was shaped and how the veneer was planned. If a contour remains bothersome, tell your dentist and ask what could be looked at.
Do veneers change the way you talk?+
Upper front teeth play a part in forming some sounds, so a change to their edges may be noticeable. Bring it up if you speak or sing for a living, and report anything that does not settle.
Will my teeth be sensitive after preparation?+
Some patients do experience sensitivity once enamel has been shaped, though this differs from person to person. Your dentist can tell you what to watch for, and when to phone.
Can I chew normally?+
Veneers are intended for everyday use, but they are thin and can chip under the wrong kind of force. Ask about any foods or habits that could be a concern with your bite.
What if one veneer hits my bottom teeth first?+
Contact the clinic. An uneven contact is worth checking, as heavy contacts can damage thin restorations as well as feeling uncomfortable.
Is it normal to keep touching them with my tongue?+
Plenty of people do this with any change to their front teeth. Should a particular spot feel rough or sharp, though, mention it so that it can be examined.
How should a River Trail resident book an assessment?+
Ask for a visit with Winnipeg North Dental through this page or by calling (204) 338-3003. Appointments are held on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg, and the clinic confirms each request.