Do I need a reconstruction just because my crowns do not match?+
Not on that basis alone. Reconstruction applies when damage, missing teeth, bite concerns or disease affect much of the mouth. Your examination can show whether something narrower is more fitting.
Can you whiten my teeth to match my old crowns?+
Crowns and fillings do not change colour the way natural teeth might with whitening, so sequence and expectations need discussing. Ask whether whitening is suitable and how it might affect restoration choices.
Can old metal crowns be replaced with tooth-coloured ones?+
That is a question for your assessment, because material choice depends on the tooth, the bite and the condition of what is underneath. Ask about the options and their trade-offs.
Who chooses the final shape and shade?+
You can express your preferences, and the dentist can explain what is possible given your teeth, gums and bite. Ask at what stage these choices get reviewed in your own plan.
Why deal with gums if I only care about the look?+
Restorations rely on healthy supporting tissues, and the way gums sit around a tooth affects how it looks. Starting with a maintainable foundation makes final work more predictable.
How can a Park View resident arrange a review?+
Use the form here or dial (204) 338-3003, saying that appearance is one of your concerns if you like. The clinic will respond to organize a visit on McPhillips Street.