For anyone that is looking to get a better-looking smile, visiting a Cosmetic Dentist can be a great solution. Because of their difference in focus than a general dentist, a cosmetic dentist will help a person get the teeth they want to be proud of their smile.
One of the most common questions is what the difference is between the two types of dentists. A general dentist has the sole focus and goal of helping someone preserve their natural teeth and have healthy teeth and gums. Through different procedures and technologies, they will guide their patients on the best course of action to complete this.
A cosmetic dentist has the focus on helping their patients have the smile and teeth that they desire. They are more informed of procedures that will enhance the aesthetic look of the teeth and guide their patients for the best systems to have a smile that could be seen in Hollywood on the red carpet!
What solutions a cosmetic dentist will recommend will depend on the patient's needs. It is essential that the cosmetic dentist complete an assessment to determine which solutions would be the ideal fit for the person.
Teeth whitening is a go-to solution for people wanting a great looking smile. Due to discoloration caused by foods and drinks a person has consumed over the years, along with certain medications, this can make a big difference. Getting teeth to be their whitest can give someone a significant boost in their confidence and make them ready to smile for their next picture!
Dental bonding can be used for someone with gaps and space between teeth that may not require braces or an aligner to correct. For patients with broken or chipped teeth, this can also be an ideal solution. This procedure can typically be completed in a single office visit. However, it may not last as long as other options such as dental veneers.
Dental veneers are a custom made thin shell that is bonded to the teeth. After the bonding is completed, the patient is left with a bright white smile that is sure to draw attention. The sturdy ceramic material is stain resistant and lasts 10+ years. This is an ideal solution that many cosmetic dentists recommend.
This solution is excellent for covering a tooth but keeping the original tooth root in place. However, after the crown has been placed, the patient is left with a great looking tooth that looks just like their natural teeth.
Contact our office, and we are always glad to help you get the best smile of your dreams. We are always happy to answer any questions or get you set up for a consultation with our amazing cosmetic dentist. Give us a call any time, and we will help you make the best first steps towards getting the teeth of your dreams!
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