Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry is a branch of dentistry that focuses on enhancing dental aesthetics for patients who either require or wish to have their smiles and smile lines improved. It might be as straightforward as teeth whitening. It can entail something as complicated as orthodontic care or a total smile makeover. It could involve one tooth or several teeth. It might entail using bridges or implants to restore missing teeth.

Our patients frequently mention how much more confident they feel about their smiles as one of the main advantages.

Cosmetic dental procedures will give you more social and professional confidence, which will reduce your anxiety and increase your general pleasure. The restoration of your mouth’s health and functionality is the main advantage of many cosmetic procedures.

• Rejuvenate discolored / stained teeth
• Close gaps between teeth
• Reduce the over-crowded nature of teeth
• Straighten overlapping or crooked teeth
• Cover chips
• Conceal blemishes
• Replace missing teeth
• Repair breakages
• Gum Re-contouring

The most common cause of tooth loss is smoking. Smokers are more likely to acquire oral, throat, or lung cancer as well as leucoplakia, bone loss, salivary gland inflammation, and periodontal diseases.   Smokers must consequently take a different set of factors into account when considering cosmetic procedures.

Dental implants are one constraint for smokers. The likelihood that a dental implant won’t successfully integrate with bone tissue increases with smoking. Smoking has a negative impact on gum health, and diseased gums can cause dental implants to fail. Before getting an implant, you must stop smoking.

Teeth whitening is another constraint. Smoking stains the teeth, therefore if you whiten your teeth while continuing to smoke, the whitening effect won’t last as long.

Children and teenagers may seek a more attractive smile for a variety of reasons, including improved socialising, improved self-esteem, and increased confidence. Certain cosmetic operations may be appropriate if there is a specific issue that has to be fixed, depending on your child’s age and where he or she is in the development of his or her teeth and dental arches.

For instance, taking some drugs may cause some children and teenagers to have badly stained teeth or the front teeth may need composite bonding or veneers because they were fractured in an accident or sports injury.

Based on your child’s age, oral health, and preferences, our cosmetic dentists will recommend the best course of action.

Your satisfaction with any cosmetic procedure depends on choosing the correct cosmetic dentist. To start, enquire about your dentist’s expertise and experience in the field of cosmetic dentistry.

In order to practise cosmetic dentistry, a dentist must have a high level of technical proficiency, scientific knowledge, an eye for symmetry and aesthetics, as well as years of practise and education.

Make sure they have the training and credentials necessary to provide the outcomes you want!

Your dental insurance provider is unlikely to cover any cosmetic procedures. However, there are exceptions, particularly if you need restorative care.  The best action you can take is to get in touch with an agent from your insurance provider and inquire about coverage. Regardless of their choice, our staff can assist you in receiving the treatment you require while staying within your budget.