Can reshaping and bonding fit into one appointment?+
Ask the clinic, because this depends on your plan and on how much is involved. Nothing can be settled until the teeth have been assessed, so bring it up when you request an appointment.
Would I really need both treatments?+
Not always. Many concerns need one technique or neither of them. A combination is only useful when the teeth truly differ in what they need, and the dentist can explain why it’s being suggested.
Why not just bond everything to the longest tooth?+
Adding length to every tooth could change proportions and your bite, and all that resin needs upkeep. The aim of a conservative plan is doing only what each tooth needs.
Which part of a combined plan is permanent?+
Contouring removes enamel for good. Resin is a material added to the tooth and needs maintenance, so it’s useful to ask what its long-term upkeep could involve in your case.
Could a veneer replace a mixed plan?+
Veneers are a broader way to plan front-tooth shape, colour and texture. Whether that’s more suitable than a small combination depends on your goals and your teeth, so ask to have them compared.
How does someone from Old Kildonan ask about a combined plan?+
Reach out through the form here or at (204) 338-3003, and say you’re curious about both treatments. The clinic gets back to you about a time on McPhillips Street.