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Q. What is cosmetic dental treatment?

A. Dentistry has changes and is no longer only about treatment that is required. Nowadays, many people turn to cosmetic dentistry, or "aesthetic dentistry" as a way of improving how they look. In this day and age people have higher expectations of what is socially acceptable. It is amazing what a nice smile can do for confidence and self esteem.

Q. What kind of treatment do cosmetic dental clinics offer?

A. Treatments can be used to straighten, lighten, reshape, replace and repair teeth. They include orthodontics, crown, veneers, and dental implants and of course tooth whitening. Each treatment plan is designed to suit the patient's specific needs, lifestyle and pocket.

Q. What kind of tooth whitening is available?

A. there are two forms of teeth whitening one which involves a kit that you take home and the other involves an in house treatment. The one hour "zoom" laser treatment is the quickest and most effective treatment available that can only be carried out by a dentist. The procedure has been featured numerous time on "extreme makeovers" and can bring your teeth up to eight shades lighter, This affordable treatment is non-invasive and in some cases can be more effectual than veneers.

Crown & Bridge

Dental crowns are restorations that protect damaged, cracked or broken down teeth. A crown strengthens your existing damaged tooth so as to preserve its functionality. Dental crowns are also commonly known as caps because a crown sits over your existing tooth covering the entire outer surface analogous to how a baseball cap would cover your head. Crowns should not be the first treatment of choice just to improve the aesthetics of your teeth, because a dentist needs to grind a significant portion of the original tooth away. Less invasive alternatives include veneers or dental bonding. Crowns are required when the strength of the tooth supporting the restoration is compromised since veneers and dental bonding restorations are only as strong as the supporting tooth.




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