Quality dental care and cosmetic dental procedures can be extremely visible. Think porcelain veneers, dental crowns, and teeth whitening. Today, however, let’s talk about some purposefully unseen procedures that can contribute to a healthy, stunning smile. Today’s post will highlight innovative cosmetic dental treatments: white fillings and dental implants.

Best Cosmetic Dental White Fillings Can Change Your Smile

It’s unfortunate, but it can happen. The hard surface of a tooth develops a hole on the smooth surface, at the root, or on the chewing surface of the tooth. It’s a cavity. The standard treatment for a cavity is a filling. However, your smile is your calling card and you don’t want it marred by metallic-colored fillings.

Tooth-colored fillings, white fillings, or invisible fillings are designed to blend seamlessly with your natural tooth color. These are fabricated out of strong composite resins and porcelains. If you would like to get rid of the silver amalgam fillings in your teeth, white fillings are the answer. You can’t go back and eliminate those cavities, but you can make the silver disappear.

The primary advantage of composite fillings is aesthetics. Dr. Patterson can blend shades in order to almost exactly match the color of your natural teeth. . And since the composites bond to teeth, they actually support the structure of the filled tooth insulating it from damage cause by temperature changes and breakage.

Cosmetic Dental Implants To Redo Your Smile

A fully functional set of teeth can be the key to clearer speech, the ability to chew properly and to a better overall facial appearance. To the contrary, a missing tooth, or multiple teeth can impair your ability to speak or check. Missing teeth can also diminish the overall appearance of your face.

A dental implant is a synthetic, replacement tooth root on which a single crown, or in the case of the All-On-4 procedure, a full denture can be supported. Though not a prosthetic tooth, or teeth, the dental implant is a necessary support structure for this type of permanent prosthetic. Dental implants are made from titanium that fuses with the jawbone, As a consequence, a bone loss I generally not a problem when using a dental implant.