Smile Make Over
Smile Designing / Smile Make Over
A beautiful smile is more than just about looking good - it's about feeling good too. With today's technological innovations in dentistry, our specialists significantly improve the attractiveness of your smile, with little or no discomfort. Cosmetic dentistry is no longer the province of models, actors and the rich. Now, its available to every individual who aspires for a beautiful smile.
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers, sometimes also termed dental veneers or dental porcelain laminates, are one of cosmetic dentistry's more aesthetic developments. These wafer-thin shells of porcelain which are bonded onto the front side of teeth can be an excellent cosmetic solution for teeth that are stained, chipped, or slightly misaligned.
Porcelain Inlays & Outlays
An inlay is a restoration in which a portion of occlusal (biting) surface is replaced with porcelain. An onlay will restore a larger portion of the biting surface of the tooth. These are considered very conservative restorations. The porcelain allows an excellent esthetic result. It is attached to the tooth using a bonding procedure, allowing it to become very strong. It can be used with wonderful results in small, medium, and even large restorations.
Tooth Bonding
Composite tooth bonding is a cosmetic dentistry technique that can work wonders for your smile. Using materials that match the shade, translucency and texture of your teeth, tooth gaps can be closed, spots, chips, and discolorations can be eliminated, and your self-confidence can be enhanced through the improved appearance of your smile. It's also great for an instant repair of a broken front tooth.
Composite Fillings
Do you want a more natural look to your smile? If so, you can easily replace your silver (amalgam) or metal problem fillings with natural tooth-colored resins that are much stronger, safer and more aesthetically pleasing, known as composite fillings. These white composite fillings match the natural color of your teeth and form a stronger bond to your tooth.
