where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but i

How do you know if cosmetic dentistry is right for you or not? Well, let’s see, if you answer any of the following questions yes, then cosmetic dentistry may be a valuable option for you to consider:

Is smiling embarrassing for you?
Do you have healthy, but unsightly teeth?
Do you have any misshapen teeth?
Do you have any crooked teeth?
Are your teeth stained or greatly discolored due to smoking?
Are your teeth stained or greatly discolored due to alcohol?
Are your teeth stained or greatly discolored due to injury?
Are your teeth stained or greatly discolored due to eating staining foods over time?
Are your teeth discolored due to age?
Do you have any broken teeth?
Do you have any chipped teeth?
Do you have any cracked teeth?
Are you missing one or more teeth?
Do you have large spaces or gaps in between your teeth?
Do you have an uneven gum line?
Is there anything about your smile you would like to change?
Do your teeth look too small for your mouth?

In reality, regardless of the reason, cosmetic dentistry may be right for you if there is anything about your smile you don’t like. So, let’s take a look at the different options available to anyone who is considering cosmetic dentistry:

In-office whitening
Tooth whitening is the most common and most popular form of cosmetic dentistry. Thousands of people whiten their teeth each year, millions if you count those who purchase whitening products at the local drugstore. Cosmetic whitening from a dentist is more effective than off the shelf whitening. It will whiten up to 8 shades, as opposed to the 2 or 3 shades over the counter products will whiten your teeth. The least expensive and most common types of whitening are bleaching trays, in which custom-fit trays are made by the dentist then filled with a bleaching gel by you at home and worn for a specified period of time. The next most popular form of whitening is laser whitening, which takes about an hour (longer if your stains are really bad) and is a process where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but is

greatly discolored due to injury?
Are your teeth stained or greatly discolored due to eating staining foods over time?
Are your teeth discolored due to age?
Do you have any broken teeth?
Do you have any chipped teeth?
Do you have any cracked teeth?
Are you missing one or more teeth?
Do you have large spaces or gaps in between your teeth?
Do you have an uneven gum line?
Is there anything about your smile you would like to change?
Do your teeth look too small for your mouth?

In reality, regardless of the reason, cosmetic dentistry may be right for you if there is anything about your smile you don’t like. So, let’s take a look at the different options available to anyone who is considering cosmetic dentistry:

In-office whitening
Tooth whitening is the most common and most popular form of cosmetic dentistry. Thousands of people whiten their teeth each year, millions if you count those who purchase whitening products at the local drugstore. Cosmetic whitening from a dentist is more effective than off the shelf whitening. It will whiten up to 8 shades, as opposed to the 2 or 3 shades over the counter products will whiten your teeth. The least expensive and most common types of whitening are bleaching trays, in which custom-fit trays are made by the dentist then filled with a bleaching gel by you at home and worn for a specified period of time. The next most popular form of whitening is laser whitening, which takes about an hour (longer if your stains are really bad) and is a process where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but i

mouth?

In reality, regardless of the reason, cosmetic dentistry may be right for you if there is anything about your smile you don’t like. So, let’s take a look at the different options available to anyone who is considering cosmetic dentistry:

In-office whitening
Tooth whitening is the most common and most popular form of cosmetic dentistry. Thousands of people whiten their teeth each year, millions if you count those who purchase whitening products at the local drugstore. Cosmetic whitening from a dentist is more effective than off the shelf whitening. It will whiten up to 8 shades, as opposed to the 2 or 3 shades over the counter products will whiten your teeth. The least expensive and most common types of whitening are bleaching trays, in which custom-fit trays are made by the dentist then filled with a bleaching gel by you at home and worn for a specified period of time. The next most popular form of whitening is laser whitening, which takes about an hour (longer if your stains are really bad) and is a process where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but i

entist is more effective than off the shelf whitening. It will whiten up to 8 shades, as opposed to the 2 or 3 shades over the counter products will whiten your teeth. The least expensive and most common types of whitening are bleaching trays, in which custom-fit trays are made by the dentist then filled with a bleaching gel by you at home and worn for a specified period of time. The next most popular form of whitening is laser whitening, which takes about an hour (longer if your stains are really bad) and is a process where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but i

where the teeth are painted with a special gel, then a laser is shined on them to whiten them. Bleaching trays can cost up to several hundred dollars, and laser whitening is usually around $1,000 or more.

Veneers
Veneers are thin porcelain sheets that are bonded to the front of the tooth. This can make small teeth look larger, stained teeth look whiter, and basically any imperfections will disappear, and the teeth will look natural.

Crowns
A dental crown acts much the same way as a veneer, but is worn over the tooth, so does not just cover the front. Crowns are typically made of resin or porcelain and are used to replace a tooth that is cracked, worn, or otherwise misshapen.

If you want a brighter, more brilliant smile, and have healthy teeth, you still have options, try cosmetic dentistry. Talk to your dentist today about your cosmetic dentistry options.