What Is Cosmetic Dentistry ?
Cosmetic Dentistry can be achieved in many ways. The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to restore or improve the beauty of the patients’ smile. It can boost the patients’ confidence as they interact with people.
In our humble opinion, our doctors provide some of the best cosmetic dental treatments around. After consulting with our doctors and treatment plan coordinators, Allure Dental will design a treatment plan to best fit the patients’ individual dental needs.
This can include a combination of clear aligners, veneers, crown and bridge and whitening procedures.
What is a dental veneer?
Dental veneers (often called porcelain veneers or laminates) are thin custom-made tooth colored shells designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve the appearance. The lab made veneer is then bonded to the front of the tooth changing the color, shape, size and/or length of the existing tooth structure.
What dental problems can a veneer fix?
-Discolored teeth
-Stained teeth from tetracycline or other conditions/medications
-Excessive flouride use
-Large resin bondings
-Teeth that are chipped or broken
-Misaligned, uneven or irregularly shaped teeth
-Teeth with gaps (to close the space)
In office bleaching provides an alternative for patients that do not want to undergo other cosmetic dental procedures. With in-office bleaching the whitening product is applied directly to the teeth over a course of several cycles. Individual results will vary. Whitening procedures are not permanent and results are not guaranteed. At home bleach trays are recommended to enhance or maintain results. For more information or questions, please contact 954-473-9161.
Clear Aligners are a type of orthodontic treatment to correct misaligned or crooked teeth. They are clear trays that are removable, this provides an alternative to traditional braces. These are designed for convenience and flexibility for the patient.
What conditions do clear aligners treat?
-Crowded Teeth
-Under/Over Bites
-Diastemas
-Open Bites
-Misaligned Teeth