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Smile Makeover: Reinvent Your Smile
A smile makeover is the process of improving the appearance of the smile through one or more cosmetic dentistry procedures, such as:
- Dental veneers
- Composite bonding
- Tooth implants
- Teeth whitening
Some of the components taken into consideration include your facial appearance, skin tone, hair color, teeth (color, width, length, shape and tooth display), gum tissue and lips. Smile makeovers are performed for many reasons and customized according to your unique considerations.
What is it that you like or dislike about your smile or your teeth? Some aspects of your smile that your cosmetic dentist will review with you and that could be improved include the following:
Tooth Color:
Silver or amalgam dental fillings can be replaced with natural, tooth-colored composite restorations, while teeth whitening can improve the color of stained or dulled teeth. Tooth color and shading are important considerations during the evaluation of and preparation for various procedures, including porcelain veneers, crowns, bridges, composite bonding and dental implants.
Alignment and Spacing:
Teeth that are crooked, overlapping or have gaps between them can be straightened and aligned when necessary through orthodontics or Invisalign and improved with veneers..
Missing Teeth:
One or more missing teeth can negatively affect the appearance of your smile – as well as affect your bite and increase your risk for tooth decay – making replacement an integral part of oral health and facial esthetics. Missing teeth can be replaced by dental implants, bridges or partial dentures.
Harmony and Balance:
Uneven, chipped and cracked teeth can be cosmetically bonded for an improved appearance, and a gummy smile can be re-contoured to help improve the overall look of the smile.
Fuller Lips, Smile and Cheeks:
An unshapely or aging face can be improved or rejuvenated with certain procedures in the smile makeover category, including orthodontics and/or oral maxillofacial surgery.
A cosmetic dentist will work closely with you to develop a treatment plan designed to achieve exactly what you want from your makeover. This treatment plan may consist of many cosmetic and functionally restorative procedures, potentially including teeth whitening, composite bonding, veneers, dental crowns, orthodontics (braces), oral maxillofacial surgery and gummy smile reduction.
Food and Drinks to Limit or Avoid:
Avoid foods high in sugar and limit between-meal snacks to prevent cavities. Limit consumption of coffee, soda, tea, etc. to keep your smile stain free.
Do not drink alcoholic beverages excessively. Too much alcohol can ruin your dental work.
FAQs About Dental Teeth Filling:
The lifespan of a dental filling depends on the material it is made from and how well it is cared for. Fillings can last anywhere from 10 to 20 years. Proper oral hygiene and regular dental visits can help extend the life of your filling.
Yes, but the chances are rare.
Visit your dentist as soon as your Dental Filling comes out.
If you experience sensitivity after getting a filling, it could be a sign that the filling is coming loose. Similarly, if you feel pressure while eating or have a persistent toothache, it may be a sign that the filling is not properly in place and may come out. In either case, it is important to contact your dentist for an evaluation and repair if necessary.
Aftercare of teeth whitening treatment:
It is important to avoid certain foods and beverages to maintain teeth whitening so they don’t stain your teeth. Some drinks, such as tea, coffee, red wine, and cola, can cause stains, so you need to stay away from them. For 24 hours after teeth cleaning treatment:-
- Avoid any food/drinks that would cause stains on teeth.
- Do not smoke.
- Avoid mouthwash.
- Use an anti-sensitive toothpaste if you feel teeth sensitivity after the procedure.
- Do touch-ups or booster sessions to preserve the brightness of the treatment.
- Don’t use products like tooth-whitening pastes, strips, gels, pens, or any other home remedy to whiten your teeth. It may hurt your teeth and gums.