Can a veneer cover a pit or a rough patch?+
A surface defect is one of the concerns a veneer may address, provided the tooth is otherwise suitable. Your dentist would also consider whether a smaller option could handle the same flaw.
Would whitening hide the marks on my teeth?+
It may or may not, and it can depend on the type of mark. Lightening the surrounding tooth could alter how visible a spot looks, so ask about this before you start.
Is a dark spot on my tooth a cavity?+
It may be a stain, a defect or decay, and looking at it in the mirror cannot tell you which. Please have it examined, as decay would need to be treated before cosmetic work.
Can bonding work in place of a veneer for a small flaw?+
For selected smaller changes, yes. Bonding is a direct and repairable option, though it can pick up stain over time. An examination shows whether your flaw is a reasonable candidate.
Will the treated tooth match the texture of the others?+
Shade, width, length and texture are planned together with that goal in mind. The aim is for it to blend in, though no result can be promised before your teeth have been assessed.
Can I send a photo from Jefferson before I come in?+
Phone (204) 338-3003 and ask whether a photo would be useful at this stage. An actual diagnosis needs an examination at our McPhillips Street clinic, which the clinic can arrange with you.