Is a flatter molar a sign that something is wrong?+
Not necessarily, because teeth can change with use over time. An examination can determine whether there is damage or weakening that actually needs attention.
Can an onlay rebuild a worn cusp?+
An onlay is designed to cover and restore selected weakened cusps, so it may be considered. Whether it suits your tooth depends on the assessment, including your bite.
What if lots of my teeth look worn?+
Mention that when you get in touch, since it can change the conversation. A broad pattern calls for looking beyond one tooth, and the dentist can explain what they find.
Do I need treatment if worn teeth do not bother me?+
Not always, and it depends on what the examination shows. Ask whether the tooth should be repaired or observed, and what signs would change that advice.
Why does an old filling stand out more than it used to?+
Filling material and enamel can change differently as the years pass. The dentist can check whether it is still sound or whether it is failing.
I live in the Exchange District. How would I arrange to have my teeth looked at?+
Send a request using this page or phone (204) 338-3003. You would be seen at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6, at a time the office has confirmed.