An artificial tooth root known as a dental implant is used in dentistry to support restorations that look like a tooth or set of teeth. Crowns, implant-supported bridges, and dentures are just a few of the dental prostheses that can be supported by dental implants.

The most frequent cosmetic dentistry treatment is whitening, sometimes known as “tooth bleaching.” Even though there are now many whitening choices, dentist-supervised treatments are still the best ways to whiten stained teeth.

Veneers are porcelain laminates that are extremely thin, customized, and permanently glued to the teeth. They are a choice for covering up stained teeth that don’t respond well to whitening methods or covering up gaps in the teeth.

Pontics, which are fake teeth used in dental bridges, are attached between two porcelain crowns to cover the space created by missing teeth. The two crowns that are affixed to your teeth on either side of the fake tooth to keep it in place. It is referred to as a permanent bridge. One or more missing teeth can be replaced with this process. Fixed bridges cannot be removed from the mouth like removable partial dentures may. A cantilever bridge may be used in sections of your mouth that are less stressed, such as your front teeth.

A crown is a kind of dental treatment that fully covers or encircles a tooth or dental implant. It is normally cemented to the tooth with dental cement. Many different materials can be used to make crowns, and indirect fabrication techniques are typically used. Crowns are frequently used to increase the durability or aesthetic appeal of teeth.

Both orthodontists and dentists employ the clear, removable tooth aligners known as Invisalign® as an alternative to conventional metal dental braces.

Dentures are detachable dental prosthetics that can help you smile again by replacing missing teeth. Whether due to gum disease, dental rot, or an accident, replacing missing teeth will improve both your appearance and your health if you’ve lost all of your natural teeth. This is due to the fact that wearing dentures makes it simpler to eat and speak than you would be able to do without teeth—tasks that many people take for granted. Your face muscles may sag after tooth loss, making you appear older. Your face and profile may look fuller if you wear dentures. To minimize changes to your look, they can be fashioned to closely mimic your actual teeth. Your smile may even look better if you wear dentures.

Dental implants that can be placed all on four or all on six are excellent solutions for replacing missing teeth on the top or bottom arches of the mouth.