How do I find out whether I’m a candidate for veneers?+
An examination is the only reliable way. Your dentist looks at your goals, bite, enamel and gum health, then explains whether veneers or a different approach makes more sense.
Is it better to try whitening or bonding first?+
It can be, depending on the concern. If colour is the main issue, lighter natural teeth may be all you need, and bonding can handle some smaller changes directly. These alternatives are weighed before any enamel is prepared.
Do I need veneers on all my front teeth?+
Not necessarily. Veneers are placed on selected teeth, and the number depends on what you want to change and how the whole smile looks together.
Can a veneer fix a tooth with a cavity?+
Decay is treated as a health problem rather than a cosmetic one, so a veneer is not the answer to it. Active decay usually means another plan is needed at that stage.
Can patients from anywhere in Winnipeg book a veneer consultation?+
Yes. Phone (204) 338-3003 or complete the form on this page, and the clinic will reply to settle a time. All visits are at our McPhillips Street location.