What you need to know
What is Smile Makeover?
A smile makeover is any treatment which you can undergo to improve the aesthetics of your smile.
This treatment could be Dental, such as veneers or orthodontics or both or just simple teeth whitening Cosmetic dentistry and surgery.
The extent of the dental treatment which is provided will vary on the individual’s choice – treatment could vary from a simple white filling, simple take home teeth whitening to a set of new veneers or orthodontic treatment. Treatment provided will depend on the symptoms you present with and the options available to you.
Chipped or broken teeth?
What are the options available for treatment?
Cosmetic bonding
Tooth coloured filling material is used to build up your tooth to make it look as good as new. They are more useful if the tooth has only a small chip. There are so many shades of filling materials available, that the Dentist will find a shade which best suits the shade of your teeth.
Veneers
This can be used to allow a badly broken- down tooth to have a new structure, shape, colour and size to match the surrounding teeth.
Stained teeth?
Here are a few examples of what we can do for you:
- Teeth Whitening
- Take Home Teeth Whitening
- Veneers
If the case that the staining on your teeth or tooth is extensive, and teeth whitening has not been able to help treat the staining, then veneers would need to be consider as an option for treatment.
Crooked teeth?
With Orthodontic aligners from our partners we can offer you:
- Invisalign
- Suresmile
The dentist would assess just how crooked your teeth are, and then offer you the option that will best suit your teeth, your financial situation and time frame.
Other Options include: Veneers
Veneers
It is always important that your input is well considered, as different people will expect different things from their smile make-over, so make sure your Dentist and Technician understand fully what it is you would like to achieve.
A porcelain veneer is a small wafer-thin laminate which sits over your tooth. The material is made of porcelain, composite or ceramic bonding material. The veneer will be fitted onto the tooth using a dental adhesive, thus giving the tooth a new shape and colour.
Other Options include: Composite Bonding
Composite Bonding Veneers
A composite bonding is an alternative to veneers using tooth coloured filling materials which can be bonded over the whole tooth or on worn biting edges of teeth and in between to fill gaps and alter shapes.
If you are looking for a quicker solution, then Veneers may be the option to choose, but always bearing in mind that the procedure will be more destructive to your tooth tissue. This option should only be considered if the teeth are not severely crooked.
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