What are the main downsides of veneers?+
Prepared enamel means a continuing need for a restoration. Veneers can also chip, come loose or eventually need replacing, and the natural tooth under each one can still have problems.
Would a veneer sort out the way my teeth meet?+
No, not by themselves. An unstable bite or heavy contact is more likely to need attention before veneers are considered, because those forces may damage thin restorations.
Is there anyone who should not get veneers?+
Someone with active decay, gum inflammation or significant grinding may need other care first, and veneers may not suit some teeth at all. An examination gives a personal answer.
Can a veneer save a badly broken tooth?+
A veneer does not strengthen every damaged tooth, and a broken tooth might call for a different restoration. Please call the clinic if it hurts or the damage is recent.
Will they keep my smile looking the same forever?+
They will not. Natural teeth, gums and bonding margins change with time, and habits such as tobacco or coffee continue to influence how the smile looks overall.
Can Wolseley residents ask for an honest yes or no on suitability?+
You can request an assessment using the form, or by calling (204) 338-3003. At our McPhillips Street clinic, the dentist will examine your teeth and explain what does and does not seem suitable.