Smile Makeover

 


A smile makeover is the method of enhancing the smile's appearance by one or more cosmetic dental procedures. Such as:

  • Tooth implants
  • Teeth whitening
  • Dental veneers
  • Composite bonding
For several purposes, smile makeovers are implemented and personalized according to your particular requirements.

What is it about your smile or your teeth you like or dislike? Some aspects of your smile that will be reviewed by your cosmetic dentist and that could be improved include the following:

Tooth Color

It is possible to replace silver or amalgam dental fillings with natural, tooth-colored composite restorations, while teeth whitening can improve the color of stained or dulled teeth. Dye color and shading are important considerations when evaluating and preparing for various procedures, including porcelain veneers, crowns , bridges, composite bonding and dental implants.

Alignment and Spacing

Teeth that are bent, overlapping or have holes between them can be straightened and aligned by orthodontics or Invisalign when appropriate, and strengthened with veneers.

Missing Teeth

One or more missing teeth may have a detrimental effect on your smile's appearance as well as affect your bite and raise the risk of tooth decay making replacement an important part of oral health and facial aesthetics. You may replace the missing teeth with dental implants, bridges or partial dentures.

Lips, Smile and Cheeks

With some procedures in the smile makeover group, including orthodontic and/or oral maxillofacial surgery, an unshapely or ageing face can be enhanced or rejuvenated.

A cosmetic dentist will work closely with you to create a treatment plan to get just what you want out of your makeover. This treatment plan may involve various cosmetic and practical restorative procedures, including teeth whitening, composite bonding, veneers, dental crowns, orthodontics (braces), oral maxillofacial surgery, and removal of gummy smile.

Other than the color, alignment and balance of your teeth in your smile's aesthetic zone, there are other qualities of your teeth and a smile that your cosmetic dentist will assess for you when preparing your makeover. Among these are:

Tooth Length

Long teeth offer a youthful look. Aging causes wear and tear, which also leads to thinner teeth, and a gummy smile may often make teeth look shorter. A shorter teeth treatment can involve reshaping and lengthening of the two central front teeth with composite bonding or porcelain veneers. If you have a gummy smile, your cosmetic dentist can give treatment to alter the gum line and lengthen the teeth 's appearance using laser dentistry procedures. You can also be referred to a Crown Lengthening Parodontist if appropriate. Teeth lengthening can also influence the overall appearance of your facials.

Tooth Texture

In addition to matching the look and feel of natural teeth or the ones you've seen in photographs, an imaginative dentist may characterise your crowns or veneers to produce a more feminine or masculine appearance.

Smile Line

The smile line is an imaginary line that crosses from side to side the edges of your upper teeth and should preferably be the same as the curve of your lower lip when you smile. This standard reference point can be used to help decide how long your new teeth should last.

Result

Practices of cosmetic dentistry require regular oral hygiene and may require maintenance over time. To preserve clarity, for example, teeth whitening has to be repeated on occasion. Veneers of porcelain will chip or break off, and need replacement.

Permanent bonding of the composites may stain and require improvement or replacement. Dental crowns typically take 10 to 15 years to replace. Improvements to the gummy smile might also take improvement over time.

Before a cosmetic dentist develops a plan for your smile makeover, your oral health has to be assessed. Your dentist will conduct a comprehensive assessment of your teeth, gums, underlying support structure and bite to determine suitability for a smile makeover. If your testing shows you have an oral health issue, such as a misaligned bite or gum disease, you will need to take care of it first.

Over the last few years, Smile Makeovers have been the most popular as they provide an inexpensive and easy solution to the loss of the tooth. They are the ideal solution to bridges, dentures, crowns and so on. The Dental Implant Method is the most efficient way to obtain beautiful smile and faith in a better life.

To get smile makeover in Bangalore, Contact Tooth Affair now at - 080 37518704 / 96063 05454

At Tooth Affair, we are known for providing best dental health care services to all individuals. Backed by a state of the art infrastructural facility and a dedicated & well trained staff, our dental care center has carved a niche in the industry by offering excellent oral and dental services at all levels. We believe in serving our patients with utmost care and concern.

Location: Chennakeshwara Building, Kaggadasapura Main Rd, Varsova Layout, Kaggadasapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560093, India

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