COSMETIC TREATMENTS

The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to enhance the look of your teeth through skilled dental care. And although cosmetic dentistry procedures are usually elective rather than essential, some treatment cases also provide restorative benefits. Find out below how the most popular procedures work:

• Teeth whitening

One of the most common cosmetic dental procedures is teeth whitening. It can be completed in a single visit at your dentist’s office or available as take home kit. Teeth wear and stains from food, beverages, medications, and lifestyle activities like smoking accumulate over time. In order to restore each tooth’s natural appearance, the clinician will first remove plaque, tartar, and other debris from its surface. To get even lighter than this initial hue, the teeth can subsequently be bleached using a bleaching solution.

• Composite bonding

Composite bonding is the process of repairing teeth that are discoloured, decayed or damaged, with a material that mimics the colour of dental enamel. After drilling out the dental decay, your dentist places the composite material on the tooth’s surface, “sculpts” it into the desired shape, and then uses a high-intensity light to cure it. This process, sometimes called “bonding,” efficiently hides the damage to the tooth and gives the appearance of a healthy tooth in its place. For individuals with worn-down edges, chipped or fractured teeth, or dental decay, bonding is one of the least expensive cosmetic dentistry procedures available.

• Stain Removal AirFlow

Living with dental tartar accumulation increases your chance of developing gum disease, which worsens over time and eventually results in loose teeth and tooth loss. Additionally, the tartar negatively impacts your general health. Our teeth eventually become stained and discoloured from the food and drinks we drink over time. Here’s when the dental hygiene treatment from AirFlow comes in handy.

What is AirFlow stain removal?

AirFlow stain removal is one of the most advanced and comfortable oral hygiene treatments. It is an excellent substitute for the conventional scaling cleaning approach. The method uses a stream of water, sodium bicarbonate, and compressed air to gently clean the teeth’s surface and clear away debris. It effectively cleans your teeth, removing any surface stains, and instantly makes your smile whiter without bleaching.

What are the advantages of AirFlow stain removal?

A brilliant white smile may be created by the dentist in a matter of minutes with the use of a pressurised jet, so scheduling this procedure ahead of time can help you feel confident before any major events or business meetings.

In addition to being a quick and painless process, AirFlow stain treatment also rapidly removes debris, stains, and plaque to reveal a Hollywood grin that any celebrity would be happy to own. You can schedule the treatment as frequently as necessary without going over budget thanks to AirFlow, which is a great low-cost alternative for eliminating tooth stains.

What kind of stains can be removed using AirFlow?

The AirFlow Stain Removal device can help remove almost any kind of stain. Some of the first stains to be removed during an AirFlow session are tea, coffee, and cigarette stains, which are common examples of stains that need to be professionally cleaned. In addition, AirFlow helps remove more serious stains that may result from medications as well as stains produced by a genetic predisposition to darker teeth.

Is AirFlow painful?

No. AirFlow is a painless procedure. Even for anxious people, AirFlow Stain Removal does not require anaesthesia or any other kind of pain treatment.

• Dental Porcelain Veneers

Custom-made caps that cover your natural teeth are called dental veneers, and they are usually composed of medical-grade ceramic. In addition to having an incredibly lifelike appearance, they can fix a wide range of aesthetic issues, such as uneven teeth, chipped or broken enamel, and obvious spaces between teeth. Using dental adhesive, the dentist places the veneer on the front of each tooth.

• Gold Teeth

Gold teeth are a very popular type of tooth jewelry or tooth art. They are sometimes known as Gold Crowns and also Grills. They can be made in many ways, most popular are removable crowns which clip on and off or fixed crowns which you don’t remove.

• Tooth Gem

Tooth gems are usually a single or a few delicate multi-coloured gems or diamonds that are bonded individually to the teeth. Most tooth gems are semi-permanent and can last anywhere between six months to one year. The right aftercare and dental materials used to bond the gemstone to the tooth will help you get the most out of your new dental jewelry.