Get A Perfect Smile in Royal Oak
What is Cosmetic Dentistry?
Cosmetic dentistry is dentistry that focuses on improving the appearance of your teeth and your smile. Ever dreamed of having the perfect smile? Then cosmetic dentistry may be for you.
You probably associate teeth whitening, straightening and perhaps porcelain veneers with cosmetic dentistry, but did you know there are even more services that fall under this category?
Take a look at the services that may benefit you here at our Royal Oak dentist office.
Cosmetic Dentistry Services in Royal Oak:
Teeth Whitening
Teeth Whitening | For teeth that are discolored or stained due to factors such as smoking, regular coffee and tea drinking, and even the use of certain medications, teeth whitening is the answer. Through a safe chemical treatment, your cosmetic dentist can help you achieve a noticeably whiter smile.
Learn More About Teeth WhiteningInvisalign
Invisalign® | If what you are looking for is straighter teeth, Invisalign® may be for you. A convenient and discreet way to address crooked teeth, Invisalign® Clear Braces allow you to go about your daily routine without the hassle associated with traditional braces.
Learn More About InvisalignDental Veneers
Veneers | An alternative to whitening and straightening your teeth, veneers are custom shells that cover your teeth and can change the color, as well as the shape of them. They are particularly beneficial for chipped teeth, slightly crooked or poorly shaped teeth, and for those with gaps between their teeth.
Learn More About Porcelain VeneersBonding
Bonding | Yet another alternative to treatment of teeth that are cracked, chipped, or simply have too large of a gap between them, bonding is a procedure that can help improve your smile.
Utilizing an etching solution directly to the tooth surface area, your cosmetic dentist can fill in the cracks and chips. This process can even be used to fill in small cavities.
Dental Crowns
Crowns | Also known as caps, crowns can be used to protect weak teeth, secure a dental bridge, and cover a tooth after a root canal. Crowns have a long life expectancy, especially when you take care with them.
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