Can lower front teeth be reshaped at all?+
They can be considered like any other tooth, provided there’s enough enamel and the bite allows it. Whether yours are suitable depends on an examination, including how they meet your upper teeth.
My lower teeth are crowded. Would contouring tidy them up?+
It might soften a very minor visual difference at an edge, but it won’t reposition a tooth or its root. For real crowding, an orthodontic assessment is the more relevant conversation.
Are lower teeth more delicate than upper ones?+
Lower front teeth tend to be small, so proportions and available enamel deserve close attention. The dentist can tell you how much margin yours appear to have.
Why do my lower edges look worn when my upper ones don’t?+
Teeth may wear unevenly depending on how they contact. Tell the dentist what you’ve noticed, because worn edges and bite contacts can be examined together.
Would anyone really notice a change to my lower teeth?+
Perhaps not, since these are small adjustments on teeth that are only partly visible. The more important question may be whether the change is meaningful enough to you to justify removing enamel.
How can someone in Middlechurch ask about their lower teeth?+
Use the form or phone (204) 338-3003, and mention that it’s the bottom row you’re thinking about. You’d then come to McPhillips Street at a time the clinic has confirmed.