Don't like the look of the discoloration on your teeth?

CLEARWATER, Fla. - Sept. 17, 2021 - PRLog -- Don't like the look of the discoloration on your teeth?

Even with a good dental regimen, teeth can still become discolored due to a variety of reasons. Maybe you enjoy foods like wine or tea. These are known to be heavily staining foods, and your lifestyle and diet can heavily influence how much discoloration your teeth have. We offer a wide range of therapeutic dentistry procedures to help you eliminate any discoloration and enhance your smile. One popular way of getting whiter teeth is by having professional whitening done. Please don't wait on it, and have your teeth whitened professionally today! It's an affordable way of instantly making your smile stand out.

Have a chipped tooth that's you don't like the look of?

If you have a chipped tooth, you might want to look at dental bonding or veneers. Dental bonding is a procedure whereby a composite resin is applied onto the surface level of your teeth, which is then hardened with a UV light. This allows the dentist to shape and mold the material to repair any chipped or cracked teeth. Another benefit of having dental bonding is the time taken for the procedure; it can usually be done within a single trip to the dentist. Veneers are a more permanent solution and are typically made of either composite resin or porcelain. While both dental bonding and veneers are great ways to make adjustments to the appearance of your teeth, veneers will typically last longer and are a more permanent solution. Both dental bonding and veneers are great options to repair a chipped tooth, and it mostly boils down to preference and what you're looking for.

Fillings can help with cavities or a decaying tooth!

Fillings are usually used to fix a broken or decaying tooth. This is also why they're a popular choice in dealing with cavities, one of the most common dental issues most people suffer from. The two most common fillings people get are composite resin or ceramic fillings. The main difference between the two materials is the longevity and price of the fillings. While ceramic fillings may be more expensive up front, they last longer than composite resin fillings. Both fillings essentially serve the same function and are used in dental restorations when dealing with a broken tooth or when a patient wants to change the shape of their teeth.

At Dental Arts Clearwater, we regularly tackle dental issues, ranging from a simple tooth filling to more complicated procedures like surgical extractions. To book an appointment, reach out to us at CONTACT DETAILS.
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