
When you wake up in the morning, you likely have a routine that you stick to. It gets you ready for the day, and you don’t miss any steps. But what if your teeth have started to not look like they once did? You might wonder what you can do about these flaws that have popped up over time. Thankfully, your dentist is here to help! Continue reading to learn about common dental imperfections people have and what cosmetic treatments can fix them.
1.) Stained Teeth
No matter how well you stick to brushing and flossing, discoloration can still happen. Drinking coffee, smoking, and even natural aging can leave your teeth looking a bit yellow. The good news is that your dentist has just the thing: professional teeth whitening.
Through an in-office or convenient take-home kit, they use a high-quality bleaching gel that breaks up dark particles on and within your enamel. Your results can be six to eight shades brighter than before! These are much more reliable than a store-bought product, which won’t work as well or even cause you discomfort.
2.) Cracked or Chipped Teeth
You might end up with some sort of damage from an accident or biting too hard into some tough food. If it’s a minor chip, then quick dental bonding can be right for you. Your dentist will sculpt composite resin on your tooth to fill it in, all within one visit. Larger cracks may be able to be fixed with veneers instead. These are thin porcelain shells that hide any flaws while lasting up to a decade with proper care.
If your teeth are more worn down or have taken more severe damage, then a metal-free crown can be helpful. It’s sort of like a “cap” that protects your tooth, restoring both the look and function of it!
3.) Crooked or Gapped Teeth
Misalignment is something that many people aren’t a fan of. Thankfully, Invisalign offers a reliable solution to this type of problem. It helps give you a healthier bite by tackling mild to moderate cases of malocclusions. Unlike traditional braces, these are removable clear aligners that you wear for at least 20 hours a day. They will gently shift your teeth into straighter positions.
In the end, dentistry can be your answer to dental flaws that bother you! With a consultation, you can talk to your dentist about your smile goals and see what treatments would be best in helping you get the pearly whites you are confident in.
About the Practice
At Maguire Comprehensive Dentistry, you benefit from the compassionate leadership of Dr. Erik Holz and Dr. John Zargari. We know how a less-than-perfect grin can bring you down, so we offer a wide range of cosmetic dental services that can get you to an aesthetic set of teeth. With state-of-the-art technology, you can even preview your smile before committing to your treatment. If you want to spruce up your teeth, schedule an appointment or call our office at (407) 654-0070.