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Some of the Most Common Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments

Improve your dental appearance with cosmetic dentistry treatments. There are many treatments which do not need much of a dental work but can create a huge difference in smile. Cosmetic dental treatments like teeth whitening, dental veneers, implants, braces and invisalign are great way of smile makeover. Learn more.

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Some of the Most Common Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments

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  1. SHAILERPARKDENTAL Some of the Most Common Cosmetic Dentistry Treatments: TEETH WHITENING Arguably, the most popular cosmetic dental treatment. This type of treatment is recommended for those whose teeth have been stained and have discoloured appearance due to poor eating and drinking habits, smoking or bad oral hygiene. INLAYS/ONLAYS Also called as indirect fillings, inlays and onlays are used as fillings in teeth that suffer from mild/moderate decay or similar kind of structural damage. DENTAL VENEERS Custom-made for each individual’s teeth, the dental veneer is bonded to the surface of the teeth to resolve problems like cracked, chipped or crooked teeth. DENTAL IMPLANTS This is a treatment for tooth or teeth loss. The implant is an artificial tooth that is used in the place of missing tooth. BRACES/INVISALIGN Orthodontic treatment that works on improving the alignment and symmetry of the teeth and even the jaw using braces or clear “invisible” retainers. Learn more: Behance.net

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