Can you contour the gum around just one tooth?+
Treatment can be limited to selected teeth, and sometimes that means a single tooth. The decision rests on your measurements and on how the change would look next to the rest of your smile.
My two front teeth do not match. Is it the gums?+
It could be. Differences in tooth wear or position can also produce a mismatch, so both teeth are compared before anything is recommended.
Could a laser be used for such a small change?+
It may be suitable for a selected soft-tissue adjustment. Your dentist chooses the instrument based on access and tissue thickness, and on whether bone needs attention.
Is one tooth ever more complicated than it looks?+
Yes. If bone sits too close to where the gum would go, even a single tooth may need crown lengthening so that the tissue has room to stay healthy.
Is it worth asking about such a small thing?+
Certainly. An assessment can explain why the difference exists and whether changing it makes sense, and sometimes that knowledge alone is helpful.
Where would someone from Riverbend go for this?+
Visits take place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street. To request one, send the form or call (204) 338-3003, and the clinic will contact you to finalize it.