Can contouring be overdone?+
Any change has to respect tooth proportions and the bone below. That is why margins are measured and planned, and why it pays to say how far you would be comfortable going.
Will people be able to tell?+
Nobody can say for certain, and it depends on what is changed. During healing the tissue may look different, and your dentist can discuss how much change is planned once you settle on a goal.
Can I start small and do more later?+
Ask whether that would be sensible for your anatomy. In some cases it may be possible, while in others, planning the whole outline at once might make more sense.
What if I decide it is too much after seeing the plan?+
You can say no or ask to talk about a smaller change. Whatever is suitable depends on your anatomy, and the choice to go ahead remains yours.
Will my smile still look like mine?+
Share photos that you like and describe what you want to keep. No outcome can be promised, but your dentist can explain how the proposal relates to your own proportions.
How do Garden Grove residents ask about a small change?+
Call (204) 338-3003 or use the form on this page, mentioning that you want something modest. Your care would take place at our clinic on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg.