At Dental Arts Group, we understand the importance of a beautiful smile. The smile affects the first impression we make to others and can make a big difference when it comes to specific social settings, such as a job interview or trying to snag that first date. Dr. A is a Philadelphia area dentist who offers patients a service known as a cosmetic smile makeover.
A cosmetic smile makeover is a predetermined set of treatments used to improve the appearance of the smile. Depending on the severity of the problems, as well as the budget of the patient, a different variety of treatments may be done. Dr. A can introduce patients to the many aesthetic services provided and work with them to choose the ones right for their needs. Some of the procedures done in a smile makeover may include:
Dental Implants
Missing teeth can be replaced with dental implants, titanium screws that are placed into the jawbone and restored over the top with dental crowns.
Veneers
Made of porcelain, dental veneers can be fabricated to bond over the front of a tooth to cover problems including permanent staining, unusually shaped teeth, spaces between teeth, and breakage.
Teeth Whitening
Brightening the smile is the fastest way to achieve a more attractive look. Our practice offers professional-grade bleaching solutions for better results than anything available over-the-counter.
Invisalign and Six Month Smiles
Orthodontics can realign the teeth and allow patients to enjoy a straighter smile. Our practice offers Six Month Smiles, a solution that uses tooth-colored brackets and wires, as well as Invisalign, which uses aligner trays to reposition the teeth.
Dentures
Full and partial dentures can be used in situations where patients are missing one or more teeth. Our practice provides them when patients are seeking economical solutions to tooth loss and replacement.
Dental Bonding
Composite resin can be used in dentistry to disguise and repair natural teeth. This material is applied to the tooth, shaped, filed, and polished to look just like tooth enamel. It is often a cheaper alternative to porcelain veneers for patients who are looking for a more economical approach to covering imperfections.