Cosmetic dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry

Posted by Timothy M. Lane Oct 02,2022

What is a cosmetic dentist?

A cosmetic dentist is a dental professional who has studied further and specializes in cosmetic procedures. They understand how to help patients achieve a healthy, functional smile, as well as how to help patients achieve aesthetic goals.

A cosmetic dentist can help you if you have teeth that are misaligned or crowded. They can also help if you have a gummy smile, since they can correct an uneven gum line. If your teeth have too much or too little of their natural enamel, then a cosmetic dentist can help. They can also help if you have teeth that are too short, too short, or too long.

Cosmetic Dentistry and Dental Veneers

Cosmetic dentistry is one of dentistry’s fastest growing areas. New procedures are developed each year and patients are demanding the perfection of a white, straight smile. Dental veneers, or tooth veneers, are one such procedure. Veneers can be used to fix a variety of issues, and may be recommended as an alternative to crowns or braces.

Veneers are thin, shell-like pieces of tooth-colored porcelain that are placed on the front of your teeth. They are custom designed and formed to fit your teeth. Veneers can improve the appearance of your smile by correcting the following issues:

Cosmetic Dentistry and Dental Bonding

A cosmetic dentist provides cosmetic dental services. The dentist may perform dental bonding, dental bridges, dental crowns, porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, and even full mouth reconstruction. The dentist may design a smile makeover treatment plan to restore the smile’s appearance.

Cosmetic Dentistry and Dental Crowns

Cosmetic dentistry can include a number of procedures to improve the appearance of your teeth and mouth. One cosmetic service we offer is dental crowns, which are custom-made ceramic shells that are placed over the top of a tooth to restore its appearance. Dental crowns are often recommended to repair a broken or chipped tooth, but patients may also choose this procedure for cosmetic purposes.

Cosmetic Dentistry and Teeth Whitening

Many of the procedures in cosmetic dentistry are elective, so insurance doesn’t cover them. However, some procedures, like teeth whitening, are cosmetic and can be performed by a dentist.

Some patients want whiter teeth that aren’t crooked or stained. Teeth whitening is when dentists apply a special whitening gel over your teeth and expose them to a special light. This light helps the whitening gel to break down the stains and discolorations on your teeth.

Some patients want a full set of veneers, which can improve the appearance of your teeth. Veneers are thin shells of porcelain that go over the front of your teeth. They are custom-made to fit your teeth. Veneers can be used to correct many cosmetic issues, including:

- Chipped teeth

- Crooked teeth

- Misaligned teeth

- Teeth that are too small, or teeth that are too large

- Discolored and stained teeth

- Gaps between teeth

- Permanently stained teeth

After the dentist applies the veneers, you’ll need to avoid eating hard or sticky foods, like candy, and you’ll need to brush and floss your teeth as you normally would.

Cosmetic Dentistry and Orthodontics

It's not uncommon for patients to find a dentist who can perform a variety of procedures. At our practice, patients can see us for both their dental and orthodontic needs. Whether you need a dental crown, veneer, or teeth whitening, we can provide those services for you. We can also take care of your orthodontic needs. Our dentist and orthodontist work together to make sure our patients have healthy teeth and a beautiful smile.

Cosmetic Dentistry and Gum Surgery

Dental tooth replacement procedures include dental implants, dental bridges, and dental crowns. When gum disease is present, sometimes a gum graft or periodontal surgery is required to correct the problem.

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