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Forbes Healthcare Summit
2014-12-03    
All Day
Forbes Healthcare Summit: Smart Data Transforming Lives How big will the data get? This year we may collect more data about the human body than [...]
Customer Analytics & Engagement in Health Insurance
2014-12-04 - 2014-12-05    
All Day
Using Data Analytics, Product Experience & Innovation to Build a Profitable Customer-Centric Strategy Takeaway business ROI: Drive business value with customer analytics: learn what every business [...]
mHealth Summit
DECEMBER 7-11, 2014 The mHealth Summit, the largest event of its kind, convenes a diverse international delegation to explore the limits of mobile and connected [...]
The 26th Annual IHI National Forum
Overview ​2014 marks the 26th anniversary of an event that has shaped the course of health care quality in profound, enduring ways — the Annual [...]
Why A Risk Assessment is NOT Enough
2014-12-09    
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
A common misconception is that  “A risk assessment makes me HIPAA compliant” Sadly this thought can cost your practice more than taking no action at [...]
iHT2 Health IT Summit
2014-12-10 - 2014-12-11    
All Day
Each year, the Institute hosts a series of events & programs which promote improvements in the quality, safety, and efficiency of health care through information technology [...]
Design a premium health insurance plan that engages customers, retains subscribers and understands behaviors
2014-12-16    
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
Wed, Dec 17, 2014 1:00 AM - 2:00 AM IST Join our webinar with John Mills - UPMC, Tim Gilchrist - Columbia University HITLAP, and [...]
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3 Dec 14
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mHealth Summit
7 Dec 14
Washington
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iHT2 Health IT Summit
10 Dec 14
Houston
Articles

Common Procedures for Cosmetic Dentistry

Common Procedures for Cosmetic Dentistry

We all want to have straight and perfect teeth. That is just one thing that people want to add to their looks. It might seem to be a bit shallow, but it can be a lot of help to people. It improves the confidence of a person along with their physical appearance. There are a lot of advantages to having straight teeth as well. It has some health benefits like being able to chew food properly. It is not just for cosmetic purposes. Read more about having healthy teeth in this article:

https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/ten-tips/10-tips-to-look-after-your-teeth.

However, it does have that word in its name for a reason. This is why we need to have someone that can help us with these kinds of problems. Let us first differentiate between a regular dentist and cosmetic dentists. 

The Difference Between These Two Fields

Common Procedures for Cosmetic Dentistry

It can be surprising to hear, but they are related to each other. Cosmetic dentistry is usually considered as a branch of general dentistry. However, some experts believe that this might not be the case. Their reasoning lies in the thought that only one of these is medically related. One of them is just for vanity. This might have been true in the earlier years of our civilization. However, we have now moved on into considering it as a part of the entire science of it.

If you are interested in getting undergoing one, you need to make sure what you need. There are various services available for this certain type of dentistry and you need the differences between them. Then, you can decide what you need. On the other hand, you can always go to a clinic and ask for their available services. Visiting a website would also help since it can be a great resource once you get into the processes. See here for more information.

Top Services That You Can Avail

Common Procedures for Cosmetic Dentistry

  1. Teeth Whitening

This is one of the most popular options that people look for when coming to these clinics. It usually involves the application of a peroxide solution to the enamel. The longer it stays there, the whiter it gets. However, there is some sort of danger with keeping it for far too long. It might look good that your pearly whites have that kind of color. Everyone seems to want it so it should be good, right? According to research, it suggests that it should not be pure white at all. If you are striving for a healthy set, you need to go for more natural-looking colors like off-white.

      2. Dental implants

On the other hand, some people may have lost a couple of teeth. It can be sure of an accident or something genetic. For those who want to have them replaced for a permanent one, you can always opt for implants. These are metal frames or single posts that are going to be attached to the jawbone. It will act as a root or foundation for the new set of teeth that is about to be placed. There are many kinds of dental implants, so you need to have this checked with a dentist first. Also, there are cases wherein you might need another thing entirely.

       3. Veneers

On the other hand, you might want to just improve the appearance of your front teeth. This includes the incisors, canines, and premolars to an extent this is the most visible part of this entire system, you want to make it look as great as possible. Veneers are like temporary covers for the incisors and canines for a better, straighter look. This is also called as “Hollywood teeth” as people who would want to hide any kind of dental defect from the cameras use this.

        4. Braces

Meanwhile, this is usually associated with orthodontics. Most clinics these days though do add this service since it is another way of straightening the teeth aside from surgery. Some clinics do differentiate their medical practice from the considered cosmetic one while others combine them properly. There are also many kinds of braces, but most of them do take time before you can see the effects. Surgery is one of the options that you can take if you want faster results. As mentioned before though, you need to contact or check in with your doctor first before you allow them to do anything.