Cosmetic Dentistry
Today, cosmetic dentistry is more popular than ever, from whitening and shaping to closing spaces and replacing teeth.
Personal care
Teeth whitening
Dental bonding
Ceramic Veneers
Dental Crowns
Dental bridge
Enamel shaping & contouring
Lifestyle support
Plague prevention
Cavity filling
Tooth protection
Decayed teeth removal
Orthodontics treatments
Periodontics plastic procedures
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Before deciding to undergo any cosmetic procedure, it's important to know the benefits and risks and what you can expect during the process. Make sure you're clear about what it will cost, how much experience your dentist has with the procedure, and whether any special maintenance will be needed afterward.
01. Stained or discolored teeth
Using a chemical process, your dentist can bleach your teeth in one of two ways. He can do an in-office procedure, or provide you with a system to use at home.
02. Bonding materials for filling small cavities
Bonding may improve how your teeth look if they have excess space between them, or if they are chipped, broken, stained, or cracked. Dentists also use bonding materials to fill small cavities or to protect the exposed root of a tooth.
03. Porcelain veneer teeth covering
These custom shells, typically made of porcelain (sometimes plastic), cover the front sides of the teeth to change their color and/or shape. Veneers last longer than bonding and provide a superior appearance.
04. Using dental crowns (metal, resin, ceramics)
Crowns can be made from metal, porcelain fused to metal, resin, or ceramic materials. Because crowns are costly, dentists usually suggest them only when other procedures can't produce a pleasing result.
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