The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to make your teeth, and therefore your smile, look much more pleasing using a variety of modern methods. We can list them as follows:
Teeth whitening
We all want to get a "pearly white" smile. Teeth whitening is one of the currently attractive and preferred procedures that combines the latest techniques and technologies in whitening.
Our teeth contain millions of tiny microscopic pores, and over time, residues from food, carbonated beverages, tea, coffee or tobacco seep through, causing our teeth to discolour and lose their natural whiteness.
When meeting with a dental specialist, you will be advised on:
- We will determine the best whitening treatment for you.
- The overall whitening process will be discussed.
- Special splints will be made that are shaped to your bite to fit absolutely precisely. It will ensure optimal results as you will get an even distribution of active gel on your teeth.
If you prefer to have the procedure done in the dentist's office, you will need to spend even less than an hour and it is possible to achieve lightening of up to eight shades. Special equipment is used that will activate the whitening solution, providing immediate results lasting approximately one year. It is important to keep in mind that your genetics and habits, such as consuming certain foods and beverages that have staining properties, can diminish the results over time.
Teeth whitening is a quick, inexpensive and non-invasive solution. Modern methods give quite a wide range of options for the use of whitening gels. Most often, the procedure is carried out in combination in the clinic and at home. The dental specialist will advise you on the stages, the method of use, the determination of the starting colour and the rules and strictness required in the aftercare. The baseline color technology will be determined. The procedure provides effective results, usually taking 7 to 10 days. and the level of whiteness that is achieved depends on the natural enamel color and the porosity of the teeth. (Tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the human body and is homogeneous and mineralized. It is therefore difficult to stain and whiten. Dentin is much more porous and has distinct grooves. Because of this porosity, dentin stains and discolours much more easily than enamel.)
Implants
Implants are modern dentistry's answer when it comes to missing teeth. The dental implant system provides a safe and reliable method of tooth replacement, whether you have lost one, several or all of your teeth. After dental implants are placed, your smile is more than confident and all worries are gone. They are the best solution for permanent tooth replacement as they are designed to replace the missing teeth completely - both at the root and crown level. The root of the dental implant is made of a biocompatible metal known as "titanium" - which is very strong and is accepted by your body like no other metal. It is placed in the gum to form a secure base, while the top of the implant is a ceramic crown that provides a natural-looking new tooth. Once your crown is in place, no one will know you have dental implants.
Facets
Porcelain dental veneers are thin shells, each individually made by a dental laboratory to ensure a perfect fit on the front surface of the tooth. They are a non-invasive dental solution for broken, discoloured and crooked teeth that are worn and misshaped to achieve the effect of completely natural tooth rows and restore the original appearance of the smile. For many patients, they are the preferred choice for a dramatic makeover and are also a popular choice for achieving a perfect appearance.
Porcelain veneers are specially made by expert dental technicians in a dental laboratory in a wide variety of shapes, sizes and colors. Dental veneers are also an ideal option for treating teeth that have been severely stained (and results cannot be achieved through whitening), for closing gaps, and for broken teeth that do not look good.
Ceramic crowns
If the tooth is broken, badly eroded or damaged in such a way, the filling is not strong enough to support it. In this case, the dentist may recommend a crown as the most appropriate treatment option.
A crown is a protective covering fitted over the existing structure of a damaged tooth to restore function and appearance. With the advancement of modern technology, all-ceramic crowns are proven to be as strong and durable as metal-ceramic crowns and so are able to offer patients the best and longest lasting solution and last but not least, a very natural looking tooth.
Advantages are no thin black line that occurs at gum level and they are made to match your natural teeth in shape and color. An all-ceramic crown is a natural-looking restoration that can blend in with the rest of your smile.
Crowns can be the ideal treatment option for the following dental problem situations:
- For the restoration of severely broken teeth
- To restore weakened teeth
- For restoration of uneven or irregularly shaped tooth
- To restore the brightness of discoloured teeth
- To protect a tooth with an extracted root
- To replace an old crown that no longer stands very well or that is discoloured
Dentures
Illness, accident or insufficient care may be the cause of the loss of one or more teeth. Untimely dental treatment leads to permanent and negative consequences. Dentures allow people who have lost all of their teeth to restore their full functionality - to speak, smile and eat.
The prostheses are gender specific and are made of state-of-the-art materials. Whether the base of the prosthesis is made of plastic, colored rubber or biocompatible metal alloy, rest assured that it will be impact resistant and offer the best possible fit and contribute to your self-confidence.
Digital smile design
It is a revolutionary technology that helps the dentist plan the procedure in advance down to the smallest detail, in turn giving each patient clarity on what they want their smile to look like and getting as close to the end goal as possible.
The equipment is state-of-the-art and the procedure itself is completely painless.
It has the following advantages:
- Allows you to see in advance how you will look after the treatment.
- Have a clear idea of your expectations.
- Know the sequence and stages of treatment.
- Ensure complete accuracy and precision in the performance of procedures.
- Possible errors are avoided.
For more information, we at Medical Karaj are at your service.
Call us on the following numbers "Medical Karaj": 0879 977 401 or 0879 977 402.
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