Whitening is frequently requested from patients seeking cosmetic dentistry. It’s a safe, quick, and convenient way to erase years of staining on your smile, so you can say goodbye to a yellowed or not-so-vibrant smile and hello to the sparkling, white feature you’ve been hoping to see.
When you think of bonding, remember that it’s a helpful way to create what appears to be more tissue. If you need to fix a chip in your tooth, fill a small space between your teeth, make a tooth look longer than it really is, and so forth, this is the cosmetic dentistry treatment for you.
Want to make some of that tooth tissue go away because a tooth is a little too long or because you’re dealing with a sharp or awkward shape? No problem. Dental contouring can help!
Veneers are known as little superheroes in the world of cosmetic dentistry. Why? Well, because they can accomplish almost any feat you’re hoping to achieve. Translation: They generally offer all of the benefits that you can receive from dental bonding, contouring, and whitening put together (and then some).
Composite bonding can improve small chips, minor gaps, uneven edges, narrow teeth, and certain localized…
Invisalign may correct crowded teeth, gaps, crooked or rotated teeth, and selected overbites, underbites, crossbites,…
Teeth whitening and bonding can be combined, but most patients should whiten first and bond…
Composite bonding on front teeth can last for years with good care, but the lifespan…
Dental bonding and tooth contouring, sometimes called teeth contouring and bonding, can be used together…
Composite edge bonding can often improve uneven, rough, or slightly chipped front tooth edges by…