Will I need freezing for contouring?+
Often not, as the work stays within enamel, which contains no nerves. If sensitivity appears, the dentist stops to reassess rather than pushing on.
Is the assessment and the treatment one visit or two?+
That can vary, so ask the clinic when you request a time. The assessment always comes first, because suitability has to be confirmed before any enamel is removed.
What does the dentist use to remove enamel?+
Fine instruments designed to take away minimal amounts in controlled steps. The surface is then smoothed and polished so it doesn’t feel rough.
Can I eat normally afterward?+
Since local anaesthetic often isn’t used, there is usually no numbness to wait out. If anything feels odd when you chew, mention it to the clinic.
What if I change my mind halfway?+
Tell the dentist. Because enamel comes off in small increments, stopping early is possible, though anything already removed stays removed.
How do Pembina residents request a contouring visit?+
Use the form or call (204) 338-3003 and mention the tooth you’re thinking about. The appointment takes place at our McPhillips Street clinic once the clinic confirms timing.