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What Exactly Is Involved in Cosmetic Dentistry?

March 10, 2023

Filed under: Uncategorized — allensmile @ 8:13 pm
person smiling after undergoing cosmetic dentistry

If you’re dissatisfied with your teeth’s appearance, you may want to consider cosmetic dentistry. But what exactly does this entail? Each treatment aims to improve your smile in unique ways, therefore giving you a confidence boost and a beautiful beam. Read on to learn about six of the most common cosmetic dental procedures as well as what to expect when undergoing them.

Porcelain Veneers

Consider porcelain veneers if you want a complete smile makeover. These thin shells can conceal dental flaws by bonding to the front of your affected teeth. While some enamel is removed, the process takes only two visits and offers several benefits, including correcting multiple imperfections, like chips, cracks, stains, discoloration, and gaps.

The results can last for 15 years or more with proper care. So, be sure to practice good oral hygiene, attend regular dental visits, and avoid foods, drinks, and products that can leave them stained or damaged.

Metal-free Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are essential for saving and protecting damaged teeth. They are caps shaped like teeth that cover the entire visible part of a tooth. They are often used to repair severely infected pearly whites and can also improve the shape, color, and structure.

Teeth Whitening

It’s natural for your teeth to become discolored over time. But that doesn’t mean you have to settle for a smile you’re not proud of. If you notice any stains that make you feel insecure about your grin, you can easily address them with professional whitening treatment.

By wearing custom-made trays and using special bleaching agents, you can expect to brighten your teeth by several shades in just a couple of weeks. Additionally, in-office treatments can lift stains from your smile in just one visit so you can leave your visit with a gorgeous, bright beam.

Cosmetic Dental Bonding

If you have one or more dental flaws, direct bonding may be the right treatment for you. It’s a non-invasive procedure that uses composite resin to effectively sculpt over your affected teeth. This option fixes the same issues as porcelain veneers to improve the size, shape, and color of your teeth, and it can be completed in a single appointment.

Gum Recontouring

Cosmetic dentistry is often focused on teeth, but gums can also influence the appearance of your smile. For example, if you’re unhappy with the amount of gum tissue that covers your teeth, or if you want a more even gum line, a soft tissue laser can be used to carefully and precisely remove excess gum tissue. This can make your smile look more visible and fuller.

Invisalign

Invisalign is one of the most popular orthodontic treatments today. While it does not affect the shape, size, or color of your teeth, it can quickly and effectively move them into their ideal positions, creating a more uniform smile.

Additionally, it does not require metal brackets or wires like traditional braces, which may irritate your soft oral tissues. Instead, Invisalign uses clear trays that are custom-made to fit your beam. They are nearly invisible to most people, allowing for a discreet method for straightening your teeth.

About the Practice

Allen Smile Design offers a wide range of high-quality, all-inclusive services, including cosmetic treatments such as porcelain veneers, metal-free dental crowns, teeth whitening, cosmetic dental bonding, gum recontouring, and Invisalign. With a team of experienced and skilled dentists, Allen Smile Design is dedicated to helping their patients achieve the beautiful, healthy smiles they deserve. If you would like to set up a consultation or to learn more about cosmetic dentistry, you can visit their website or call (972) 954-9728.

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