Can I have my veneers taken off if I don’t like them?+
A veneer can sometimes be replaced, but where enamel has been prepared, the tooth will still need a restoration. Removal does not simply return you to your original tooth, so ask about this ahead of preparation.
Could I try the look first without changing my teeth?+
A preview of the proposed shapes and proportions may be used, either digitally or as a model. It helps you judge direction, though it is not an exact replica of your finished veneers.
What if I dislike the shade once it is on my teeth?+
Colour is reviewed before the veneers are secured, so that is the time to speak up. If you are unhappy later, contact the clinic, and the options would depend on the material used.
Is composite less of a commitment than porcelain?+
Composite can be simpler to add to, reshape or polish, but preparation may still matter, and it depends on your design. Ask what either material would mean for your enamel before deciding.
If I decide against veneers, is that a wasted visit?+
Learning about your teeth, gums and bite has value in itself, and another treatment may turn out to suit you better. Choosing not to go ahead is a legitimate result of a consultation.
Where can Aurora residents raise these concerns?+
With a dentist at Winnipeg North Dental, on McPhillips Street in Winnipeg. Call (204) 338-3003 or use the page’s appointment request, and note that you would like a discussion ahead of any decision.