Aesthetic Dentistry Specialist

What is aesthetic dentistry?

Closely aligned with cosmetic dentistry, aesthetic dentistry emphasizes how your teeth look and focuses on maintaining or improving their function. The team at Dentistry For Midtown aims to make your smile look natural using a variety of advanced treatments and services. 

Some of the services in aesthetic dentistry are restorative in nature and can rebuild a smile after extensive damage, including tooth loss, disease, and breakage. While rebuilding your smile, the Dentistry For Midtown team tries to get as close as possible to its original appearance. 

A significant amount of planning goes into aesthetic dentistry. The Dentistry For Midtown team uses imaging, intraoral scans, and other state-of-the-art technology to design and execute your new smile. 

Which aesthetic dentistry services can improve my teeth?

Dentistry For Midtown offers an impressively wide range of aesthetic services that can restore and improve your smile’s appearance. 

During your consultation, the team looks over the damages you want to address and recommends treatment to repair them. Depending on your goals and preferences, they might suggest:

• Crowns
• Bridges
• Dental implants
• Veneers or Lumineers®
• Dental bonding
• Invisalign®
• Partial or complete dentures
• Fastbraces®

If you need numerous treatments or repairs, the team might suggest getting a full mouth reconstruction. The team selects multiple treatments for a full mouth reconstruction and performs them strategically to rebuild your smile while minimizing healing and downtime. 

How can I maintain my aesthetic dentistry results?

Maintaining your aesthetic dentistry results is as simple as keeping your mouth clean and protecting your teeth from damage whenever you can. Some need a little more care than others, but your dentist makes sure you know what to do within and outside of your regular oral care routine. 

To keep your smile looking its best after aesthetic dentistry, your dentist might suggest:

• Using a night guard for bruxism
• Using a mouthguard while playing contact sports
• Avoiding or limiting sugary or acidic foods and beverages
• Avoiding smoking
• Brushing and flossing daily
• Coming in for professional cleanings every six months

If you have a restoration like a crown, bridge, or dentures, your dentist keeps an eye on how they look and how much damage occurs over time. They eventually need replacing, but maintaining your oral health and hygiene can help them last longer. 

Schedule your consultation for aesthetic dentistry by phone or book online at Dentistry For Midtown today.