Do you have uneven, broken, chipped or separated teeth? Cosmetic dentistry is the best option to restore your dental health and make your smile beautiful and natural.
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Cosmetic Dentistry – Transform Your Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry
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2. What is a Cosmetic Dentistry?
Cosmetic Dental Procedures Include:
Whitening or Bleaching
Dental Bonding
Inlays and Onlays
Porcelain Veneers
Dental implants
3. While a cosmetic dentist can do anything that a general dentist does, this dental
specialist is dedicated to providing you with the most beautiful and natural smile
possible, as well as ensuring your dental health and the healthy function of your
teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry refers to the procedures that make your teeth look brighter and
your smile more vibrant.
These cosmetic dentistry procedures can range from the placement of dental
implants, recognized as the gold standard for replacing one tooth, several teeth, or
an entire arch; tooth whitening; bonding; and the placement of porcelain veneers.
With advances in technique and materials, virtually anyone can enjoy an improved
smile and better dental health. It’s just a matter of selecting the cosmetic dentistry
treatments that match your goals and your budget.
Here are some of the options in cosmetic dentistry that you can consider:
4. One of the least involved and most affordable ways to improve your smile is simply
to whiten your teeth. Teeth darken by about one shade every ten years, and they
darken even more if you’re a smoker, or if you’ve taken certain medications.
Coffee, wine, and other beverages also stain the surface of your teeth. So by
whitening your teeth, you’re also taking years off your appearance! Whitening is
one of the most commonly requested improvements among dental patients.
Whitening can be accomplished in several ways, and not all procedures are ideal
for everyone. Talk to your cosmetic dentist about the various options and ask for
advice about the one that is best for you.
5. Bonding is a very common approach for restoring chipped, broken, damaged,
misshapen, or decayed teeth, and it, too, can improve the brightness of your smile.
Bonding places a soft acrylic material over damaged teeth to hide imperfections.
After placement the material hardens. It’s not quite as durable as natural enamel,
but it’s close. Prior to placing the acrylic on your teeth, your cosmetic dentist will
first roughen the surface of the natural teeth to be treated. This makes it easier for
the acrylic material to bond with your teeth. The brighter and undamaged acrylic
is put in place and designed to correct your teeth’s imperfections, then polished to
give you a more attractive smile.
6. Inlays and onlays can be made of porcelain, gold, or composite resin.
These materials are used to fill the cavities left by decay (inlays) or to
achieve a more extensive reconstruction across several teeth (onlays).
Gold was the traditional material of choice for inlays and onlays for many
years, but as people grew more concerned about the natural appearance
of their smiles, durable porcelain and tooth-colored composites have
become more popular.
7. Veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are placed over the front surfaces
of the visible teeth. You can select the shade of your veneers, and not
have to worry about future discoloration: porcelain resists staining better
than composite resins, and will not darken over time like natural tooth
enamel! These porcelain shells can correct imperfections in shade, shape,
and size of your teeth. They can alter the appearance of cracked or poorly
positioned natural teeth. And porcelain reflects light in the same way that
natural tooth enamel does, so your veneers will look very natural.
8. Dental implants are artificial tooth roots, usually made of bio-compatible titanium. Implants
have become popular as the best way to replace missing teeth. There are a number of
approaches to the placement of dental implants. The traditional approach involves a surgical
procedure to open the gum and place the implant into the jawbone. The incision is secured
while the jawbone heals and bonds with the implant, then after several months the incision
is reopened so a post and restoration can be placed.
Other techniques that reduce the time between implant placement and restoration are also
available. Talk to your cosmetic dentist about the approach that is right for you.
Dental implants are an improvement over partial or full dentures because they restore
virtually all the bite function of natural teeth. With dental implants, you never have to
wonder if your restorations are up to the task of whatever foods you enjoy!
9. Your bright, welcoming smile is one of the first things people notice about
you. When teeth are dark or damaged, it’s not unusual for people to offer
a tight, close-lipped smile, or to hide their smiles behind their hands.
Unattractive smiles may keep people from laughing, and may have an
impact on success at work, especially if that work involves meeting the
public.
Your cosmetic dentist can help you improve your smile, and help you face
the world with confidence.
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