Cosmetic dentistry helps you maintain the appearance of your dental set-up. It involves various procedures and treatment options that make your teeth look whiter and improve the overall appearance of your smile.
Teeth whitening: It is the most widely used cosmetic dental procedure. As the name suggests, it is a process of removing the stains from the surface of the teeth. Whitening gel is used for this purpose. As an advanced method, laser teeth whitening can be used, as it gives better results and is much quicker.
Filling: Dental filling is a tooth-colored material which is used to fill cavities and restore cracked and fractured teeth.
Scaling and root planing: Scaling helps in removing the accumulated plaque and tartar from the surface of the teeth. Root planing helps in doing the same to the root surface of the teeth. They not only clean the teeth but also prevent the onset of gum diseases, as they help in getting rid of the microbes.
Crowns and bridges: They are dental appliances which offer great cosmetic properties. Crowns are thin shells which are made up of porcelain or composite. They cover a tooth entirely and help in restoring their shape, color and size. Bridges are artificial teeth-like structures and are used to replace missing teeth.
Dental implants and dentures: Implants are considered as the best option to replace missing teeth. They have high strength and durability, and last long as well. Dentures are a set of artificial teeth and are used when many teeth have been extracted. They are removable.
Veneers: They're thin, flat pieces of ceramic (porcelain) and are used to cover the face of a tooth. They help in restoring the shape, size and color of teeth.
Braces and Invisalign: Dental braces are used to align misaligned teeth and to correct a bad bite. They can solve any issue related to malocclusion. Invisalign is a clear aligner and works by applying pressure on the teeth.
Regular brushing and flossing help in keeping bacteria at bay and also in maintaining whiter teeth. Biannual Dental check-ups are necessary to keep track of one's dental health.
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