Someone pointed out my tooth. Should I get it fixed?+
Not simply because of that. An assessment can tell you what’s going on with the tooth, and then whether you want anything done is entirely your decision.
Will the dentist tell me honestly if it’s not noticeable?+
Ask that question directly. A tooth that’s healthy and only slightly different may not need treatment, and that can be just as useful to hear as a treatment suggestion.
What if a person keeps commenting after I’ve had it done?+
No treatment can control what others say. That’s why it makes sense to decide based on what you want for your own tooth, not on what you hope will silence someone.
Does a remark about my teeth mean something’s wrong?+
Not necessarily, as most people aren’t looking at tooth health when they comment. Even so, if the edge has recently changed or hurts, mention that, because it’s a separate matter.
Could a very slight change be enough?+
It may be, and small refinements are exactly what this treatment is designed for. Ask the dentist how slight a change could be while still making a difference that you’d notice.
What’s the simplest way to ask from Stony Mountain?+
The form below works, as does a call to (204) 338-3003. You needn’t explain what prompted it. The clinic will respond, and you’d come to McPhillips Street in Winnipeg at the agreed time.