Many patients want to improve their smiles — this is where a cosmetic dentist can help. Read on to learn how cosmetic dentistry can improve the look of your smile. Cosmetic dentistry focuses on the quality of the smile, while also addressing oral health and functional concerns as necessary.
The primary focus of cosmetic dentistry is to improve the patient’s smile by addressing imperfections with their teeth, gums, and jaw alignment. There are numerous services available within cosmetic dentistry. The following is an overview of cosmetic dentistry and how it can improve your smile.
Cosmetic dentistry is a branch of dentistry that focuses primarily on issues with the appearance of teeth and gums. It can also address functional and oral health concerns, but the primary goal is to improve the patient’s smile. There is a range of services that are considered cosmetic procedures (see below), and a cosmetic dentist can custom tailor a plan to meet the patient's specific treatment goals.
There are many cosmetic dentistry services for patients to consider. Among the more common services in cosmetic dentistry are:
During the first visit with a cosmetic dentist, the patient’s treatment goals will be discussed and they can decide on the best services to reach those goals, together. This may be as an individual treatment or a treatment plan can be put together to achieve multiple goals in the most cost-friendly and efficient manner.
There is a range of cosmetic concerns that a cosmetic dentist can address. This includes but is not limited to stained teeth (both minor and severe), tooth damage such as chips and cracks, worn-down teeth from bruxism, gum recession, misalignments of the teeth and jaw, and uneven or oddly-shaped teeth.
Many cosmetic dentists offer a smile makeover treatment plan for patients that desire to address multiple cosmetic concerns at once. For example, a patient with misaligned and misshapen teeth may benefit from orthodontic treatment followed by the placement of dental veneers. Of course, this is just one of many possible examples. After the patient is able to achieve their ideal look, they can keep their smile looking great long-term by practicing good oral hygiene, avoiding foods and habits that can lead to stained teeth, and visiting the cosmetic dentist for regular dental cleanings and whitening maintenance visits.
Cosmetic dentistry is a great way to fix imperfections in your smile and achieve a smile that brings you confidence throughout each day. If you are not entirely happy with how your smile looks, contact our cosmetic dentistry office today and schedule a consultation visit.
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