Why do my teeth look square?+
A tooth that seems as wide as it is long often reads as square. Tissue covering some of the crown can cause that, and so can wear at the biting edge. Examination tells the two apart.
Will contouring make my teeth bigger?+
It would not alter the tooth. It can reveal more of what already exists under the gum, which is why finding the enamel boundary is an important early step.
What if my teeth really are small?+
Then removing tissue may not be the answer. Other cosmetic options could come up, such as those that add to tooth shape, and your dentist can explain whether they apply.
Is the ideal shape the same for everyone?+
No fixed shape suits every face. Your plan weighs tooth width, midline, smile curve and how your lip moves, so that the proposed margins relate to your own smile.
Can too much length be revealed?+
The margin has limits set by the bone and by where the enamel ends. Going past what your anatomy supports can affect stability and cleaning, so the plan is drawn with those limits in mind.
How would I ask about this from Middlechurch?+
Use the form or phone (204) 338-3003, and say your teeth seem small to you. Mention that you would be coming into Winnipeg, and ask what a first visit involves.