Cosmetic Dentistry
Dental Veneers in Pembroke Pines, FL
The placement of veneers on the front teeth is one of the most popular ways to address minor dental imperfections. They replace the outer layer of the tooth and help correct issues with shape, length, and color.
The use of veneers in dentistry is an excellent alternative to metal-free crowns. Unlike crowns, which cover the entire tooth, veneers only cover the front surface. This procedure is considered a type of microprosthetics, as it doesn't require significant tooth reduction, making it a more conservative option.
Veneers are intended to solve purely aesthetic issues in the smile zone. Correcting misaligned teeth or bite issues requires orthodontic treatment with braces.
What Are Veneers?
Veneers are special, thin, non-removable shells made from artificial material that are placed on the front teeth to mimic the natural tooth surface. High-quality veneers, installed by a professional prosthodontist, are indistinguishable from real teeth, achieving a high aesthetic effect.
Only the dentist can determine how many veneers need to be placed. During the consultation, the dentist evaluates the patient’s smile openness, tooth color, any defects, takes the patient’s preferences into account, and creates a treatment plan. With a comprehensive professional approach to solving aesthetic problems in the smile area, the patient can achieve the "Hollywood smile" effect.
Advantages of Veneers
Veneers are used in dentistry to eliminate aesthetic defects in a patient’s smile. Microprosthetics with veneers is most commonly applied to mask:
- Chips or wear on the biting edges of teeth
- Stains, darkening, and yellowing of tooth enamel
- Gaps between teeth
- Unattractive tooth shapes
- Unsatisfactory filling colors
Book a consultation with the specialists at GDental Implant and Dentistry Center, and you will receive a detailed consultation on veneer preparation and placement. Our experts will guide you through contraindications, choose the right veneer shape, material, and color.
Teeth Whitening at GDental: A Bright Smile for Everyone!
A white smile is no longer just a trend, but a necessity. A person who is shy about smiling openly finds it harder to win people over, and for some professions, such shyness can become a barrier to career advancement. How good is your smile?
If you think it’s not perfect, modern dentistry offers a variety of teeth whitening methods with prices that allow you to choose the best option based on your budget.
One of the key areas of focus at GDental Implant and Dentistry Center is esthetic dentistry, which includes professional teeth whitening services.
What does this procedure involve?
Over time, teeth become covered with soft and hard dental plaque. Smoking and consuming staining foods lead to tooth discoloration. In some cases, the yellowing of teeth is due to genetic factors. Only a small percentage of people are naturally blessed with white teeth. However, medical advancements now allow for teeth enamel whitening through procedures performed in the office or at home.
The cost of teeth whitening at the dentist depends on the degree of staining, the presence of pigmentation, and the condition of the enamel. In each case, the dentist will conduct an examination and recommend the best whitening method for you.
Tooth Restoration at GDental
Tooth restoration is a crucial procedure not only for a beautiful smile but also for maintaining the health of the oral cavity, digestive system, and, therefore, the overall health of the body. Dental restoration is essential for preserving a high quality of life.
Moreover, a healthy and beautiful smile is the key to good mood! Even minor defects in the oral cavity can cause discomfort, which is perfectly understandable. Fortunately, today dentistry has advanced to the point where restoring a damaged tooth is a reality. Cosmetic restoration of front teeth is a common procedure.
Indications for Tooth Restoration
- Cavities under old fillings
- A tooth damaged by decay by more than 50%
- Tooth chipping
- Tooth destruction by more than 50%
At GDental Implant and Dentistry Center, both full and partial aesthetic tooth restorations are performed using various materials. The cost of tooth restoration at GDental center largely depends on the composition of the restorative materials and the complexity of their fabrication.
In some cases, dentists recommend restoring teeth using special ceramic inlays or veneers.
The use of veneers can significantly improve the situation when a patient wants to change the color of a tooth or adjust its shape. After all, tooth restoration is not always related to mechanical damage or disease.
What is Tooth Augmentation?
Tooth augmentation, contrary to its name, is not a single procedure but rather a set of methods for restoring the dental arch.
Depending on the situation, the dentist may restore part of the tooth or fully rebuild it using dental crowns. It is worth noting that tooth augmentation with a filling is not always possible. This is often due to extensive damage to the tooth. In such cases, tooth augmentation is performed with the use of a post.
Tooth augmentation mainly involves placing a special rod (post) and applying composite material to it, which begins to harden when exposed to ultraviolet light.
What are the main benefits of tooth augmentation?
Tooth augmentation is necessary for various reasons. These may include injuries, dental pathologies, or old age. Depending on the degree of damage and individual characteristics, the dentist can choose the most suitable restoration method for each patient.
Particular attention is given to the material used, as it directly affects the cost of the procedure, the durability of the structure, and its potential lifespan. Let’s take a look at the materials used for tooth restoration.
Benefits of Tooth Augmentation
- No additional tooth filing is required
- Composite materials are selected so that they are indistinguishable from natural teeth in color
- Modern technologies allow for tooth augmentation even with significant damage (provided the tooth root is in a healthy condition)
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