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Do NOT Crown Your Tooth! - Partial Crown (Cosmetic Dentistry)

The Basics Of Cosmetic Dentistry Cosmetic dentistry is related but different compared to the field of general dentistry as we know it. For a short definition, cosmetic dentistry can be cited as basically involving aesthetics in sculpting the look of your smile all the way to the color of your teeth. Reasons People undergo cosmetic dentistry for a variety of reasons, each one dependent of his or her individual needs. Onlays Where the inlays treat decays within the tooth cusps (top projections) dental onlays are used to treat decays that extend to one or more cusps. Onlays are also placed in much the same way as inlays. The treatment works much like those done with dental inlays (two sessions, impression-making in the first and permanent placement in the second). It is after all something that is pretty expensive and very complicated to go through. Here are some of the things that you need to consider when considering getting a cosmetic dentistry procedure. 1. Budget Cosmetic dentistry is expensive. This is not just the ordinary cleaning of the teeth or an extraction. But going to the dentist is a reality that we need to recognize especially if we want to have a really great smile. And that is precisely what makes cosmetic dentistry different from ordinary dentistry a great smile. Ordinary dentistry just seeks to make sure that we have a set of fully-functioning teeth that we can use to chew our food. How many years has the dentist been doing cosmetic dental procedures? What kind of reconstructive work has he done through the years? Are they good? Usually they have pictures of past works that they have done. Check these pictures out. You can also ask around and see if they have served their previous patients well. Inlays are bonded to the affected tooth (or teeth) to fill out the decayed areas and reduce any other structural damage in the tooth caused by the decay. Bonding and stained teeth Sometimes, stains on teeth do not respond well to teeth whitening treatments and brushing. The next alternative is bonding treatment that can brighten up the smile. 

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