Cosmetic Dentistry

Some people have a naturally beautiful smile that lasts their entire lifetime. This is the exception and not the rule. Most people can benefit from cosmetic dentistry to address those dental imperfections that keep them from showing their best smiles. Imperfections can be simple and temporary, such as stains caused by tobacco use, drinking coffee or tea or red wine and eating dark foods such as blueberries. Other imperfections are permanent; misshapen teeth or small teeth with little gaps between them. The good news is that whatever imperfections you may have that are keeping your smile from being its best, cosmetic dentistry can help.

Teeth Whitening

The world’s most popular cosmetic dentistry procedure is teeth whitening. This simple procedure of having your teeth professionally whitened not only produces a whiter but a brighter smile. It can also make you look younger. Stained, discolored teeth have a way of adding years to your appearance. Whitening your teeth removes that aged look.

You may eat a very healthy diet, and studies show that coffee and tea can be good for you. They also darken your teeth over time. Dark berries are full of antioxidants and other valuable nutrients that keep you healthy. They also stain your teeth, making them shades darker over time. Professionally whitening your teeth removes the stains on a deep level leaving your teeth looking whiter and brighter than ever.

Dental Veneers

Another very effective cosmetic dentistry treatment is porcelain veneers. Whatever your dental imperfections may be, dental veneers can mask them while giving you a beautiful smile makeover. Celebrities have been using this procedure for decades to get the perfect smiles you see on the screen. Now you can also have that perfect smile with porcelain veneers.

Cosmetic Dentistry can provide you with your best smile. Find out which procedure will produce the results you are looking for. Contact Penn Avenue Family Dental today to schedule a consultation appointment to discover your options.