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Winnipeg North Dental
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Restoring the teeth in your smile line
Restorative & Prosthodontics for Selkirk Residents
Work on front teeth is judged by eye as well as by function. Shape and shade are reviewed along the way, so ask how those checkpoints would fit into your trips into Winnipeg.
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Looks and function together
On a front tooth, you get a say in how it looks.
A chipped edge, a darkened tooth or a mismatched older restoration can bother you every time you look in a mirror. Selkirk lies outside the City of Winnipeg, so residents who come to our McPhillips Street clinic for this care may want to know when the key appearance decisions get made.
The right approach depends on the tooth. Veneers are thin restorations bonded to the front surface and can change colour, proportion or edges, but they don’t strengthen every damaged tooth. A crown covers the visible tooth when it needs more reinforcement. Healthy gums and a stable bite matter for either one.
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Shade
Shade information is recorded early. Whitening first may be worth discussing, since ceramic won’t lighten along with natural teeth.
Shape
Tooth proportions should suit your lips, gums and neighbouring teeth, so tell your dentist what you hope to keep as well as change.
Strength
Heavy contacts or grinding can overload thin restorations, which is why your bite is part of the assessment.
Covering a tooth people notice
Crown and veneer guides Selkirk residents can read first
These pages show what each restoration can and can’t do. Note anything you would like to see in a preview or try-in.
Dental Crowns
Learn how custom dental crowns in Winnipeg protect cracked, worn or root canal-treated teeth while restoring comfortable function, shape and appearance.
Explore serviceDental Bridges
Explore fixed dental bridges in Winnipeg for replacing missing teeth, restoring chewing and supporting bite balance with a custom tooth replacement.
Explore serviceDental Veneers
Explore custom dental veneers in Winnipeg for improving tooth colour, shape, spacing and symmetry, including planning, preparation and placement.
Explore serviceDentures
Explore full and partial dentures in Winnipeg, including the fitting process, everyday function, appearance, comfort and adjustments as your mouth adapts.
Explore serviceSnap-in Dentures
Compare implant-retained snap-in dentures in Winnipeg with conventional dentures. Learn how attachments improve stability while keeping the appliance removable.
Explore serviceDental Implants
Learn how dental implants in Winnipeg can replace one tooth or support bridges and dentures, including candidacy, placement, healing and restoration.
Explore serviceInlays & Onlays
Learn when custom inlays or onlays may repair a damaged back tooth in Winnipeg while preserving more natural structure than a full dental crown.
Explore serviceTooth-colored Restorations
Explore tooth-coloured restorations in Winnipeg for repairing decay, chips, wear or failing fillings with materials selected to blend with nearby enamel.
Explore serviceFull-mouth Reconstruction
Explore full-mouth reconstruction in Winnipeg for complex needs involving damaged or missing teeth, bite concerns and coordinated restorative planning.
Explore serviceHave an urgent concern? Call (204) 338-3003 to discuss availability.
Reviewing appearance along the way
Speak up at each checkpoint.
Final bonding shouldn’t be the first time you judge how a tooth looks. Each of these moments offers a chance for your opinion.
Request your visit- 01
At the planning stage
Point out what bothers you in the mirror. Photographs, scans and shade records may be used to define the proposed result.
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During any preview
With veneers, a digital or physical preview may help you judge proportion. Ask if one is planned, and how it would be arranged.
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At the try-in
Fit and appearance are checked before anything is permanently placed. If something looks off, this is the moment to say so.
Winnipeg North Dental
Unit-5 2358 Mcphillips Street, Winnipeg, MB R2V 4J6Get directions (opens in a new tab)Coming in for your preview
Try-ins and final placement happen at our clinic.
Selkirk residents come to Winnipeg North Dental, Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street, Winnipeg. The directions link on this page can help you get ready for the trip.
Please wait for confirmation from the clinic after sending a request. If a front tooth has just been knocked or broken, call (204) 338-3003 about it directly.
Questions about coverage?
Talk with our team before your visit or learn about CDCP.
A little clarity before your visit
Your questions, answered.
Helpful details about restorative & prosthodontics in Selkirk.
Ask our teamHow do I choose between a veneer and a crown on a front tooth?
A veneer covers the front surface for changes to colour, shape or edges, and a crown covers the visible tooth for greater reinforcement. How much sound structure remains is often the deciding factor.
Should I whiten before getting a restoration?
Ask before shades are chosen. Ceramic doesn’t respond to whitening, so if you are hoping for lighter teeth, the order of treatment could matter.
Is a veneer reversible if I change my mind?
Treat it as a lasting decision. When enamel has been prepared, that tooth will continue to need a restoration, so weigh future maintenance before going ahead.
How many front teeth should be treated?
Your visible smile, symmetry, colour transitions and goals all figure into it. Treating more teeth isn’t automatically better, and you can ask about alternatives such as bonding.
Will coffee stain my new restoration?
Ceramic resists many stains, but natural teeth and bonded margins can still change. Coffee, tobacco and your hygiene routine remain relevant to your overall smile.
Can I bite into hard food with a veneered front tooth?
Protect it from biting on hard objects. Veneers can chip or debond, and if you clench or grind, it’s sensible to bring up a night guard.
What should a Selkirk resident say when asking about a front tooth?
Explain whether the concern is appearance, damage or both, then send the form or dial (204) 338-3003. Someone will reply with what to do from there.
Unhappy with a front tooth?
Talk through shape and shade with us.
Tell us which tooth you are noticing and what you would change about it. The clinic will follow up to find a time.