Cosmetic Dentistry – Marysville, OH
Making Smiles Look Their Absolute Best
Our top priority at Northwest Family Dental of Marysville is to create healthy smiles, but it’s also important to feel confident about the way your teeth look. That’s why we proudly offer several options for fixing your smile’s flaws with cosmetic dentistry at our Marysville, OH dental office. Whether your teeth are stained, broken, or gapped, our dentists can come up with a personalized treatment plan to bring your dream smile to life. Schedule your consultation today by giving us a call!
Why Choose Northwest Family Dental of Marysville for Cosmetic Dentistry?
- Experienced Dentists with Advanced Cosmetic Training
- Friendly Dental Team in a Welcoming, Homey Dental Office
- Flexible Dental Financing Offered
Veneers
Practically any imperfection in your smile can be easily corrected with veneers – thin ceramic shells that are bonded to the fronts of the teeth. Once placed, veneers immediately cover up discoloration, chips, cracks, small gaps between teeth, or even small alignment issues. We can design and place veneers in as little as two appointments, and you can be sure that your results will be dazzling and natural-looking.
Metal-Free Dental Crowns
When a broken tooth needs fixing, you don’t want a dark metal crown shining a spotlight on it. Luckily, you won’t need to worry about that, as we offer dental crowns made from metal-free, lifelike materials such as porcelain and zirconia. Since these types of crowns can be meticulously shaded to mimic your natural teeth, no one – not even you – should be able to differentiate it from any other tooth!
Cosmetic Dental Bonding
Perhaps the most convenient cosmetic dentistry service we offer, cosmetic bonding is perfect for addressing minor smile flaws in a single visit to our dental office. We simply take custom-shaded composite resin (which we also use for tooth-colored fillings) and sculpt it over the imperfections until they look as if they’d never existed in the first place. Bonding is quite a versatile solution, as it can correct small chips, gaps, cracks, stains, and more.
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It's normal for teeth to discolor over time for all sorts of reasons, including tobacco, dark-colored foods and beverages, certain medications, and even the natural aging process. If you’d like to restore your smile’s shine, you may have tried commercial teeth whitening products only to be disappointed with the lackluster results. Our professional-strength whitening treatments can brighten your smile much more quickly, comfortably, and dramatically. In addition to fast in-office whitening, we offer custom trays that you can use at home.
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Gum Recontouring
When you smile, does more gum show than teeth? If so, you’ll be happy to know that we can correct “gummy smiles” with gum recontouring. We can use a soft tissue laser to trim the overgrown or uneven gum tissue, creating a more even appearance and letting your pearly whites shine.
Virtual Smile Design
Maybe you’re interested in a particular cosmetic service, but you don’t want to commit to it without knowing how you’ll feel about the results. Our virtual smile design system lets you preview any treatment before even starting! The highly advanced software can digitally modify a picture of your smile to show how it would look with whitening, veneers, or any other cosmetic service so that you can feel confident moving forward with the treatment.
Cosmetic Dentistry FAQs
The path to a better smile looks different for every patient. As such, we routinely receive all kinds of questions about our various cosmetic dental services, and we go out of our way to answer each of them with as much detail as possible. We want to help guide our patients toward the right decisions for achieving the beautiful grins that they have been dreaming of! Before you reach out to our office, check the FAQs below to see if we have already answered the questions that are on your mind.
How Long Does Cosmetic Dentistry Last?
Cosmetic dental bonding and teeth whitening tend to have shorter lifespans than other cosmetic treatments. On the other hand, veneers and metal-free crowns are both very durable and can last for quite a while before eventually needing to be replaced. With gum recontouring, the results can last the rest of your life since the removed gum tissue will not regenerate. We can give you an estimate of how long your new smile will last after we have helped you narrow down which treatment(s) you want to pursue.
Is Cosmetic Dentistry Safe?
When you visit us for any type of cosmetic dental treatment, your safety will be in the hands of our capable, caring team. We’re fully dedicated to protecting the health of your teeth while also improving their appearance.
Before you move forward with veneers or another smile-enhancing service, we will thoroughly examine your mouth. Any oral health issues that you are currently suffering from must be treated before you can be considered a candidate for cosmetic dentistry. We will let you know what steps need to be taken to address the problems inside your mouth before we can put together a plan for enhancing your grin.
What’s the Difference Between a Crown and a Veneer?
Veneers and crowns are somewhat similar in that they are used to cover your teeth. However, a veneer only conceals the front part of the tooth while a crown covers the entire dental structure. Moreover, veneers are specifically made to hide cosmetic imperfections such as small cracks or stubborn dental stains; crowns are meant to correct serious oral health issues, like teeth that have suffered from extensive damage or decay. Once we have had a chance to take a look at your teeth, we can help you figure out whether a crown or a veneer best fits your needs.
Is Cosmetic Dentistry Covered by Insurance?
More often than not, you should not expect your dental insurance plan to help pay for cosmetic dental procedures since they are considered elective. That being said, though, if a treatment with cosmetic benefits also improves your oral health, it may be eligible for coverage. For example, metal-free restorations and veneers that are used to protect damaged teeth could potentially be at least partially covered. It never hurts to double-check your dental insurance plan to see what benefits are available.