What Is Cosmetic Dentistry?

Cosmetic dentistry operations are a means to improve a person's smile and teeth. Everyone wishes to have a smile that they can be proud of. When a person has problems with their teeth or gums, the first thing an expert dentist will do is address any oral concerns that are interfering with the patient's ability to perform daily duties, such as eating and talking, adequately.

What Is The Purpose Of Veneers?

Veneers can be used to treat a wide range of dental flaws, including:

• Stained teeth that cannot be whitened with standard teeth whitening procedures
• Teeth that have become worn or chipped
• teeth that are crooked or deformed
• Large gaps or irregular spacing between the front teeth

Benefits of Dental Veneers

• The appearance that appears natural
• Veneers feature stain-resistance properties.
• They are long-lasting and durable.
• The process is painless and quick.
• There is a lower likelihood of requiring anesthesia.
• Maintenance or care is minimal, as long as basic oral hygiene is maintained.
• You can change the color to fit the tone of your teeth.
• They don't normally require as much shaping as crowns, but they're stronger and look better.

How Are Veneers Placed on Teeth?

• Our dentist will remove some enamel from the front and sides of your teeth to make way for the veneer. This step is skipped if you are getting lumineers.
• Then the dentist imprints the prepared tooth structure.
• You will decide on the best veneer shade to fit your smile so that the veneer appears natural.
• The tooth imprint is sent to a dental laboratory, which will custom-make the veneer to fit perfectly. This process can take several weeks, and in the meantime, our dentist will cover the teeth with temporary veneers.
• Next, the dentist will remove the temporary veneers and place the permanent veneers on your teeth to ensure that they fit and look right. Before gluing the veneer, your dentist will carefully clean your teeth.

Why Get Your Teeth Whitened?

You may desire to have your teeth whitened for a variety of reasons. Very few people have pearly white teeth, and our teeth can become discolored as we age. 'Calculus' or tartar may have an impact on the color of your teeth. Some people may have staining beneath the surface of their teeth, which can be caused by medications or microscopic fissures in the teeth that absorb stains.

What Is Tooth Whitening?

Tooth whitening is a process that is used to either restore your teeth to their natural white color or to make them whiter than normal. The process brightens your smile by changing the natural colors of your teeth. Discoloration of the teeth can be extrinsic or intrinsic. Excess fluoride, medicines, or age can all produce intrinsic discoloration. Extrinsic discoloration is caused by the use of coffee, tea, and wine.

Teeth Whitening Procedure

Our dentist utilizes a stronger bleaching solution. It contains more hydrogen peroxide, which aids in teeth whitening. Because the treatment is non-invasive and provides no discomfort to the patient, anesthesia is not necessary. The whitening gel is applied to the teeth and left on for some time. A unique light is shone on the teeth, which helps to strengthen the treatment and deliver faster results. To obtain the desired result, the whitening gel is reapplied to the teeth. Following the whitening procedure, the dentist gives the patient a shade card to examine the change in the color of the teeth. The treatment gives the patient an immediate response that is noticeable in less than an hour.