Is whitening the least involved cosmetic option?+
For colour concerns, it often is, because it works on natural teeth without covering or reshaping them. Whether it suits you depends on what your assessment finds.
How will I know if whitening alone is enough?+
Comparing your result against the recorded starting shade, and thinking about whether shape or chips still bother you, helps you decide. The dentist can talk it through.
If I want bonding later, should I whiten now?+
Often, yes. Natural teeth can be whitened first and given time for the colour to settle, then bonding material can be matched to the new shade.
Can whitening fix gaps or uneven edges?+
No. Whitening changes colour only. Gaps, chips and uneven edges may be discussed in terms of bonding, reshaping, veneers or orthodontic options.
Is it fine to stop after one method?+
Yes. Some people find one approach gives the change they wanted. Others combine methods, and that can be discussed if you need more.
I live in Transcona. How do I get a colour assessment started?+
Either call (204) 338-3003 or send the request form, and say you would like to try whitening before anything more involved. Your assessment takes place at Unit 5, 2358 McPhillips Street once a time has been confirmed with you.