Do gums come before everything else?+
Not as a fixed rule. Timing depends on your plan, though gum changes that affect a restoration’s edge are usually worked out ahead of the final stage of that restoration.
Can whitening affect my gum plan?+
Colour and gum height are separate concerns, but both shape how a smile reads. Ask how the two might be sequenced if you are thinking of doing both.
Can I do just the gum part for now?+
You may choose how far to go after hearing the findings. Ask how a gum change might look on its own and whether it would affect any work you might want in later years.
What if I can only manage one treatment?+
Say so. Knowing that lets the conversation focus on which single change is likely to matter most to you, and on whether your anatomy supports it.
Could bonding replace the gum work altogether?+
Sometimes the teeth, rather than the tissue, are what need changing. If wear or shape is the reason for the proportions, composite may enter the discussion.
Can Burrows Central residents talk about several concerns in one visit?+
Mention all of them when you phone (204) 338-3003 or send the form, then ask how much time should be set aside. Your visit would be at the McPhillips Street clinic.