A restorative dentist repairs damage to teeth and the supporting structures of teeth. They aim to improve the appearance, health, and function of the patient’s smile. Many offer a range of services and can address concerns such as damage to teeth enamel, gum complications, and jaw misalignment concerns.
Many people visit a restorative dentist to address oral health and functional concerns, but restorative dentists can also improve the appearance of a patient’s smile. The following are five cosmetic benefits that people often receive by visiting a restorative dentist for treatment.
Many restorative dentists offer services that specifically address teeth stains. This includes professional, in-office teeth whitening for mild to moderate stains. Restorative dentists also provide dental veneers and bonding treatment in many cases, which may be better solutions for severe teeth stains. In some cases, a dental cleaning to remove plaque and tartar build-up on teeth is all that a restorative dentist needs to do to improve the shade of the patient's natural teeth.
Enamel erosion and damage are among the most common reasons for restorative dentistry. This type of damage often occurs as a result of acidic attacks caused by bacteria inside the mouth. Restorative dentists can repair enamel damage in various ways, including dental fillings, dental veneers, dental bonding, and dental crowns, among other possible restorative solutions, depending on the severity and cause of the enamel damage.
Restorative dentists can help improve a patient’s smile by creating a more even and symmetric smile. This may include lengthening teeth that are naturally too short, chipped, or worn down from bruxism. They can also address misshapen teeth in many cases through treatments such as dental bonding and porcelain veneers.
Many restorative dentists also offer orthodontic treatment solutions, such as metal braces and clear aligners. These are ideal for addressing issues such as crooked teeth, overcrowding, gaps between teeth, and jaw misalignments, such as an overbite or underbite. In some cases, porcelain veneers can be used to address mild cases of teeth misalignment.
Restorative dentists often provide periodontal services, such as gum contouring, which involves removing excess gum tissue to address issues such as a “gummy smile.” These dentists can also help address gum disease, which can help improve the patient’s smile by improving the overall health of their gums and jawbone.
Here at our dental practice, we understand that every patient has specific treatment needs and goals. Therefore, we personalize every treatment plan according to what works best for the individual, offering a range of treatment options to meet your precise needs. Call us today to start the process of a better smile through restorative dentistry.
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