No matter what your age is it is important to have a
shiny white teeth that are flawless. Wide gaps and grooves in between
the teeth and having a crooked teeth discourages you from smiling and
can become a complex. But with the advancement in dental technology is
it now easier than ever before to fix any type of problem that you may
have.
Chipped tooth and gaps or other types of similar
defects can be fixed with filling materials which can make your teeth
look flawless. It doesn’t take a long time either since a visit or two
is what you would need in most of the cases. Alternatively you can go
with Veneers and crowns if you would like to spend more money for that
extra sturdiness.
Missing tooth can be replaced with permanent implants or dentures as a
temporal measure until you decide to get a complete work over. Bridges
can also be something that is right for you since the price would be
lower than an implant and help give extra support to the adjacent teeth
if your other teeth are structurally weak.
As silly as it sounds having "too many” teeth can also be a problem.
Because there is only so much space in your mouth sometimes the over
growth of a tooth may misalign other teeth. There are also many
solutions to this problems such as retainers and braces and also oral
surgery and extractions in extreme cases. It is also important to note
that you are never too old for braces. Everyone can enjoy a comfy,
straight teeth.
You can also clean your teeth of discoloration for that beautiful white
smile. For the most part the process doesn’t take too long and you even
have the option of doing it yourself at home under a supervision to cut
some costs. If you are worried about the risks there may be a mild
sensitivity issue during the treatment which disappears post treatment.
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Before whitening |
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No matter what you decide to do with your teeth you
should always talk to a professional dentist first. A certified dentist
like Dr. Sue Ann Choo can give you
the advice that is right just for you and would make sure that you
received the care that you deserve. Since it is your teeth it is
important that you are well informed and educated in the matter.