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Lumineers
& Veneers are laboratory fabricated, porcelain facings
that are bonded to the front surfaces of teeth to whiten teeth,
close spaces, straighten teeth, or repair chipped or worn teeth.
The veneers are only about 1 mm thick (the thickness of a fingernail).
White
fillings replace silver or gold fillings with a more natural
looking tooth-colored material. Since teeth are translucent, dark
fillings cause the whole tooth to appear darker when viewed from
the side. Replacing older dark fillings with white fillings will
keep your smile glowing!
Teeth
Whitening is a very popular procedure in cosmetic dentistry.
It is a relatively easy and effective technique for obtaining a
dazzling, whiter smile, at home, in a matter of days.
Bonding
is a procedure where tooth-colored composite resin material is placed
to "fill in the blanks." One of the most frequent uses
of the bonding technique is to fill in a gap between front teeth.
Enamel
Shaping (Contouring) is the process of shaping natural teeth
to improve their appearance. Shaping can be used to correct minor
cases of crowded or overlapping teeth, smooth rough edges, or make
small adjustments to the shape of a tooth.
Caps
(Crowns) are rarely used for cosmetic correction any more,
since the advent of veneers, but in some cases a crown may be necessary
for a particular tooth. A tooth with a bad fracture
or a large filling that is breaking down,
or has decay around it, may be a candidate for a crown instead of
a veneer. This patient has veneers on top, but one of the front
teeth had a large filling and had to be crowned.
Orthodontics
is no longer just braces. Arch expanders
can sometimes be used in younger children to prevent or minimize
any need for braces. A patient that
needs braces now has a choice of silver or white/clear brackets.
Retainers may be used to help maintain straight teeth. Adults now
have the option of wearing an "invisible"
retainer to correct mild to moderate crowding.
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