If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, please consider getting cosmetic dentistry done:

-Allergies that interfere with your breathing or cause nasal congestion and discharge

-Chronic nasal or sinus problems

-Recurrent headaches, dizziness, light-headedness, and nosebleeds

-Recurrent throat irritation with chronic morning dryness and mouth breathing

-Dental cavities in teeth previously restored with amalgam filling -mouth breathing, dry mouth, and gum recession

-Teeth discoloration, decay, and tooth staining

-Gapped teeth or misaligned bites

-Teeth that are too small for the width of your smile

-Chipped or fractured teeth

-Missing teeth or tooth loss

-Non-functional dental restorations (bridges, crowns)

cosmetic dental procedures

Cosmetic dental procedures are procedures that are used to improve the appearance of teeth, gums, and jaws. These procedures are done for reasons such as restoring stability or correcting inadequate dental work.

The cosmetic dentistry procedures what can be done depend on a person’s needs. Dental crowns or caps can apply to teeth that have been broken through sports injury or decay. Cosmetic dentists may also reshape a tooth by performing gum contouring or taking off a small part of it to reveal whiter tooth if it is not aligned with the other teeth, in order to make the smile look more attractive and symmetrical without changing its bite integrity.

Gum contouring can also make a smile look more attractive, and involves removing some gum tissue from around the teeth to reveal more of the white part of the tooth. This can be done by either shaving down some of the gum tissue or by cutting into it with a scalpel. Finally, cosmetic dentists may perform laser gum surgery on patients who need to have all or most of their gums removed, which is not typically performed by general dentists because of its complexity.

Teeth whitening procedures are performed to make teeth look whiter than they naturally are. The type of teeth whitening procedure that is used depends on the condition of a patient’s teeth and the result that the patient wants to achieve. One of the most common methods is laser whitening, in which light from a laser is used to activate peroxide in order to bleach the tooth’s surface. Another method is to take-home whitening kits, which often contain higher levels of peroxide than bleaching done in the dentist’s office and are used over a longer period.

Teeth straightening, also known as orthodontics, can be done to make crooked teeth appear straighter. The procedure typically starts when a person is between the ages of 11 and 14 years old in order to prevent crowding of the teeth while they are still developing.

This normally involves straightening a person’s teeth over several years of braces, and may require a series of x-rays for the procedure to continue. Sometimes, a person may need to get braces earlier in life than this and then need adjustments.

Cosmetic dentists can do implants or dentures to replace missing teeth that appear unattractive, or that are uncomfortable when eating. We can also re-create missing teeth using dental cements and dental amalgam.

Sparkle Teeth Whitening is a new tooth whitening method that is done by the dentist during a regular visit. Next, it is covered by a wax-like material which makes the teeth look dull. The procedure is then repeated three times to achieve a whiter smile. Dry your teeth with a towel after you clean them. The teeth are then cleaned with a detergent and treated with a whitener that will make the teeth whiter. The material is then applied to your teeth using a special tray. The teeth are dried, and the material is removed to reveal whiter-looking teeth.

The common problems associated with wisdom teeth are their eruption out of the gum line can be impeded by skeletal structures and membranes surrounding them. When wisdom teeth erupt out of the gum line, they may cause decay because of food particles that accumulate in the back of the mouth.

There is also an increased risk of developing periodontitis (gum disease) because of the accumulation of plaque and calculus on wisdom teeth. The potential for periodontitis can be reduced by brushing your teeth regularly and flossing daily. It is recommended that dental hygiene visits take place every 3-4 months or when symptoms arise, whichever is sooner. Periodontitis is treatable but if it may progress, it will cause bone loss and tooth loss.

Wisdom teeth can be impacted because of overcrowding of the jaw and growing too fast. After a second molar erupts, there may not be enough room for it to grow fully in the jaw. Bacteria that cause infection can accumulate around these teeth as well. To avoid these common problems associated with wisdom teeth, it may be recommended that your wisdom teeth are extracted. This is called a “wisdom tooth extraction.” The removal of wisdom teeth helps to prevent the potential of serious dental problems in your future.

Irritation of the soft tissues and bones in the mouth can occur if wisdom teeth are not at a normal height. This irritation can predispose people to plaque build-up, tooth decay, and gum disease. If a wisdom tooth is not positioned properly, it may irritate the adjacent tooth or teeth. The irritated teeth may become inflamed and damage their supporting bone. Infection can also develop under an impacted wisdom tooth, which can cause bone loss or even death of bone tissue when left untreated. The oral bacteria Streptococcus mutans can infect the gums and cause periodontal disease, which can eventually lead to the loss of teeth because of the infection. If a wisdom tooth becomes painful and infected, it may spread to other teeth. The infection of wisdom teeth can also spread within the jawbone if not treated promptly. This will cause swelling and inflammation.

When a wisdom tooth becomes affected and requires extraction, two roots will be present. The anterior or front tooth root is normally small and in the upper jaw. The second or posterior tooth root is larger than the anterior one and is normally found in the lower jaw. Dental x-rays may be taken to aid with diagnosing wisdom teeth infection, inflammation, or decay. Removal of the tooth can be performed to prevent infection or further damage to the jaws.

Many people think dental braces are used only for straightening teeth. However, they are also used in the extraction of wisdom teeth. The Orthodontists fit braces on a patient before the extraction of wisdom teeth so that they do not suffer from pain and discomfort after the surgery.

Implanting a denture is done by attaching the appliance to the lower jaw and affixing it in place with screws. This can be an inexpensive, effective alternative to dental implants. A cheap denture might be inferior because they are usually made from resin, which is not as strong as that of dental implants and will wear down much faster. With implant dentistry, no metal nor screws are used. Instead, a procedure called osseointegration is used to attach the implant to the jawbone. This process helps to increase the longevity of both the implant and replacement teeth, such as a bridge or denture.

What is a Dental Implant?

Dental implants are ground up titanium or other metals disks that are surgically placed into the jawbone to hold dentures in place. The metal disks are around half an inch in diameter and less than 1/8 of an inch thick. After the disk is implanted, it bonds with the jawbone and becomes a living part of your body. Implants can last a lifetime, but that depends on proper dental hygiene.

The Problems with Cheap Dental Implants

Cheap dental implants are made from plastic resin and are inferior to dental implants used in denture-supported prosthetics. The reason cheap dental implants are inferior is that they are: less expensive, less durable, prone to infection and complicated to insert. Cheap dental implants last for one or two years at most. The material used to manufacture them is weak and the screws need to be tightened now and then. Tightening can be painful and can also cause infection if anaesthesia is not used.

Treatment with cheap dental implants is often complicated because of the need for additional surgery and other procedures in order to remove them. Cheap dental implants are also more prone to infection compared to dental implants made from titanium. This is because the latter is stronger and has natural antibacterial properties.

Contrasting Cheap Implants with Dental Implants

Dental implants first hit the medical scene in 1964 when an oral surgeon named Branemark tried using a tooth-shaped fixture that was attached to the upper jawbone. The fixture was made of titanium and could hold up to four prosthetic teeth. Since then, dental implant technology has improved. Today, there are various types of dental implants that can replace missing teeth or can be used as part of a replacement denture. Implant-supported prosthetics are a supportive device that holds dentures in place and are not removable or removable with braces or other appliances. The implants prevent the pressure from the denture or dentures against itself.