To begin, your dentist will ask how you honestly feel about your smile. You’ll discuss any issues or imperfections that make you feel self-conscious, and what would you would like to change about your smile appearance. Sharing these details helps your dentist craft a precise cosmetic treatment plan made just for you.
We will first begin with a thorough oral exam to find out if you are a good candidate for cosmetic services. In order for treatment to be successful, having a healthy set of teeth and gums is essential. Your dentist will go over any restorative treatments required before beginning cosmetic care.
After your consultation and oral exam, your dentist will curate a specialized treatment plan that is designed to fit your specific needs and desired results. We will cover treatment options and plan accordingly so that you receive optimized care. This personalized plan will help you visualize each step of your smile transformation.
You will be provided with an array of options for treatment. Together, you and your dentist will discuss how these options suit your personal needs. Your lifestyle and budget will be taken into account so you feel comfortable every step of the way.
After you’ve chosen your treatment plan, we will schedule your next visit; we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have about our services or finances.
Cosmetic dentistry offers a wide range of options that can treat nearly any aesthetic dental issue. Yellow or stained teeth can be fixed with teeth whitening; minor cracks, chips, or evening out your smile can be solved with dental bonding; Veneers or Lumineers can completely refurbish any aesthetic concerns, and dental crowns are used on teeth that have severe damage or decay. Cosmetic dentistry is a worthwhile option if you are aesthetically unsatisfied with your smile in any way.
Having good oral and overall health is the main requirement for cosmetic treatments. You are a good candidate if you meet those and are looking to improve the look of your smile.
Oral health issues like gum disease, cavities, or occlusal (bite) issues usually require restorative or orthodontic treatments before cosmetic treatment. It’s important to get an initial oral health exam before proceeding with any procedures.
Yes you can! In fact, it’s a common practice. Receiving multiple cosmetic treatments in one appointment makes it way more efficient to get the results you want. Some procedures, such as dental bonding and enameloplasty, go hand-in-hand. Our practice prioritizes keeping procedures as straightforward and effective as possible.
Every insurance plan is different but generally, cosmetic procedures are not covered by insurance. Insurances typically don’t cover procedures that aren’t medical necessities. Some plans may cover veneers or crowns if they provide restorative benefits, but this is an exception rather than a rule.
The best way to get exact details on your coverage plan is to call your insurance provider directly. However, we can provide financing options and plans; we will help you work out a solution that will give you the beautiful smile you deserve. Just give us a call so that we can help assist you.