A smile makeover is a radical enhancement of teeth that are healthy but do not look as good as they could. It typically involves multiple cosmetic procedures that work together to give you the smile of your dreams. Here is what to expect from your smile makeover.
Smile Analysis
The first step is a detailed analysis of your current smile. We will examine every facet of your smile, from tooth length and spacing to individual tooth texture and color. We will also take a close look at your facial shape and features, your skin tone, and even your hair. In addition, we will look for dental health issues, such as gum disease or tooth decay, that must be addressed before your smile makeover begins.
Discussion and Goal Setting
Although you may be longing for a “perfect smile,” teeth that are too white, too straight, and too perfect typically look unnatural. If you are sure that is the smile for you, we may recommend cheek restructuring, lip plumping, and other facial cosmetic treatments to better support an abstractly “perfect” smile.
For most people, the perfect “natural smile” is actually the better option. This is a smile that is whiter, straighter, and more perfect than the one you currently have, but it is uniquely yours. It fits your face and retains your personality.
We encourage you to bring in photos of your childhood smile as well as different smiles that you admire. Discussing the things you like and dislike about different smiles will help us design a smile that incorporates those features while retaining your unique look.
Digital Design
Next, we will take digital photographs and impressions of your current smile, and then use digital design software to create a 3-D model. We will morph the model to produce your proposed new smile and then make adjustments as needed and desired. This is a collaborative process between you and us, so please speak up about anything you want to change.
Better Overall Health
A varied and nutritious diet of properly chewed foods is vital to overall health. Yet crooked, misshapen, or missing teeth can make it difficult to eat some foods. This can lead to gastrointestinal issues and even cause you to restrict your diet.
In addition, gum disease and tooth decay have been linked to serious health concerns. Your dental problems may be cosmetic for now, but fixing them can boost your overall health and wellness.
Treatment Planning
When we are all happy with the digital model, we will sit down to talk about how to achieve that smile. We will explain the various procedures that are involved, along with their benefits, risks, and costs. Our friendly billing staff can help you understand your insurance coverage and out of pocket costs, and can help you find third party financing if desired.
Wax Modeling
When you are comfortable with the digital design and treatment plan, we will take impressions of your teeth and use them to create a wax mockup of your new smile. This allows you to see your new smile up close, and it lets us ensure that the bite and overall functionality are correct. This is the time to make any final tweaks you desire.
The Treatment Process
Smile makeovers range from simple to complex, depending on the current condition of your teeth and the changes you desire. In general, though, you will go through several stages of treatment. First, we will fix any existing dental disease you have. Then we will begin the series of procedures we discussed.
If the procedures are simple, such as whitening followed by veneers, you may only need a couple of appointments in a short time frame. If you need Invisalign, followed by dental implants, and then veneers, your total treatment time may be a year or more. Regardless of how long the full process takes, though, each procedure is another step closer to the smile of your dreams.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Not too long ago, cosmetic dentistry was expensive and tough to find. You were considered lucky if your teeth were healthy, even if they were crooked, stained, or misshapen. Crowns, fillings, dentures, and other restorations were unwieldy and unattractive, as the technology did not exist to truly mimic natural teeth.
Today, affordable cosmetic dentistry has become the norm. Regardless of genetics, it is now possible for anyone to have the smile they envision. A talented cosmetic dentist, utilizing the latest technology, can design and create a truly stunning smile. Yet many people wonder whether they should spend the money. Here are 5 reasons to invest in cosmetic dentistry.
1. Self-Confidence
With brilliant white smiles so easy to obtain, people with imperfect teeth tend to hide them. You might learn to smile with your mouth closed, turn down dates, and even stop participating in social gatherings. Even when your teeth are hidden, you may not like your appearance, as sunken cheeks and tight lips are the natural result of failing or missing teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry can restore your self-confidence. You might find yourself standing up straighter, smiling easily, speaking loudly, and even grabbing the spotlight. This newfound self-confidence can spill over to all aspects of your life.
2. Career Enhancement
No matter what job you have, building rapport with prospects, clients, and supervisors is essential. Hiding your smile can make you seem insincere or aloof, while showing bad teeth can keep you from being taken seriously. With a winning new smile, you can climb the career ladder faster than you ever imagined.
3. Better Oral Health
Teeth that have gaps, are crooked, or are misshapen are difficult to clean, putting you at risk for gum disease and tooth decay. A bite that is misaligned can make chewing difficult and increase your chances of developing TMD (temporomandibular joint disorder). Fixing your cosmetic dental issues can greatly improve your oral health.
4. Better Overall Health
A varied and nutritious diet of properly chewed foods is vital to overall health. Yet crooked, misshapen, or missing teeth can make it difficult to eat some foods. This can lead to gastrointestinal issues and even cause you to restrict your diet.
In addition, gum disease and tooth decay have been linked to serious health concerns. Your dental problems may be cosmetic for now, but fixing them can boost your overall health and wellness.
5. Investing in Yourself
In today’s demanding, “always on” world, it is common to put yourself last. Career, family, and other obligations can leave you feeling drained, overwhelmed, and exhausted. Investing in cosmetic dentistry is an investment in yourself. Sit back and take a breather while your cosmetic dentist takes care of you.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Selfies are a fact of life in today’s smartphone-obsessed world. Yet many people dislike how they look in photos, and many of their complaints are focused on their smiles. Hollywood celebrities know how to make themselves more photogenic, but the average person may worry that a camera-ready smile is out of reach. Fortunately, these easy tips can give you a Hollywood smile.
1. Pay Attention to Lipstick Color
Your lipstick choice can affect the perceived color of your teeth, especially in photos. If your teeth are yellowed or stained, choose a pink or blue undertone to make them appear whiter. Darker colors such as wine or plum also make the teeth look whiter. Bright or intense lipstick colors reproduce strangely in photos and will highlight imperfections in your smile.
2. Choose a Natural Pose
If you don’t smile for a living, you may tend to tense up for photos. A wide, fake grin can look like a grimace, while a tight, face-crinkling smile can make your face look scrunched and out of proportion. Instead, take a deep breath and relax into a gentle, natural smile. Let your mouth fall open slightly and allow your lower lip to follow the curve of your bottom teeth. This creates the dreamy smile associated with happy memories, making you look alluring in photographs.
3. Practice, Practice, Practice
Everyone has unique features, and you can only find your best angles through trial and error. Play around in front of the mirror, tossing your hair and experimenting with various poses. Then snap a few selfies in your favorite poses. Remember that your reflection in the mirror is different than your reproduction on camera, so test out your mirror poses on your camera phone.
4. Consider a Smile Makeover
A smile makeover corrects cosmetic issues with your smile. If you have any dental health issues, such as gum disease or tooth decay, those must be addressed first, leaving your mouth clean and healthy.
Your smile makeover starts with digital photographs and x-rays. You and your dentist will sit down and discuss smiles you like, as well as your goals and expectations, and then design your smile. Remember that what you want is the perfect smile for you, not some geometrically perfect smile that doesn’t fit your face. We will consider your coloring, your features, and even your hair when designing a natural-looking, beautiful smile.
Smile makeovers often include multiple treatments. For example, you might have two teeth veneered and the others whitened. Or you might have Invisalign followed by veneers. The goal is to ensure that each individual tooth looks great on its own, while also blending harmoniously with the surrounding teeth.
Actors, models, and other professional smilers are accustomed to making themselves look good in photos. For everyone else, though, a photogenic smile takes effort. Depending on the condition of your teeth, new lipstick and some practice may be all you need. If your mouth is in rough shape, though, a full smile makeover may be the best choice. Either way, you can easily get the photogenic smile of your dreams.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
If your teeth are healthy but unattractive, a complete smile makeover can boost your self-confidence. It is an enormous, dynamic change, though, so your first step is to sit down with a trusted cosmetic dentist to carefully plan and design every detail of your new smile. Here are 3 considerations for a complete smile makeover.
Perfect or Natural?
You may be fantasizing about a “perfect smile,” but teeth that are too straight, too white, and too perfect tend to look fake. If you are certain that you want this smile, be aware that you might need facial plastic surgery to support it.
Most people actually want the “natural smile” that is perfect for them. This smile will be straighter, whiter, and more perfect than your current smile, but it is tailored to your unique facial features. It is beautiful, but it looks like it belongs to you.
We will work closely with you to design the exact size, shape, and color of each tooth. We will take into consideration your features, the shape of your face, your skin tone, the existing spacing and alignment of your teeth, and the problems you want to fix. Please note that we must correct any oral health problems, such as tooth decay or gum disease, before we start your smile makeover.
Photographic Inspiration
It is always best to begin with some inspiration. Bring in photos of your childhood smile, along with various smiles that catch your eye, and be ready to talk about what you like and don’t like about each photo. Also think about various smile quirks that you might want to incorporate, such as slightly pointy canine teeth or a small gap between the front teeth.
Digital Smile Design
Once we have a clear idea of what you are looking for, we will take digital photos and impressions of your existing smile. Using those, we will create a 3-D digital smile model and then morph it into your projected new smile. We will adjust it digitally until you are fully satisfied.
Next, we will create a mockup of your new smile in wax. This ensures that it will be functional as well as beautiful. We will continue to make adjustments until we are all entirely happy with the wax model.
Please be aware that a complete smile makeover requires an investment of both time and money. Depending on the current condition of your smile and the results you hope to achieve, we may need to perform several separate procedures and allow your mouth to heal between each step. It may take a year or more to complete your new smile. If you have been dreaming of a radical change, though, we are confident you will find the results worth the wait.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
If some or all of your teeth are missing or failing, you might worry that you are doomed to a life with dentures. While traditional dentures have a reputation for slipping, pinching, and causing difficulties with chewing, today there is an alternative. Here is what you should know about traditional vs implant supported dentures.
What Are Traditional Dentures?
The earliest dentures were invented around the 7th century BC. By the early 1800s, they were in widespread use, though fairly expensive. By the 20th century, though, rapid technological advances and mass production brought down the costs and dramatically improved both the appearance and the functionality of dentures. Today’s dentures look quite realistic, and a talented dentist can create a comfortable fit that enhances chewing ability. They are an affordable solution that can have good results.
Still, traditional dentures have some inherent limitations. They are supported by your gums, reducing bite force and putting them at risk for slipping. Upper dentures have an acrylic palate that uses suction to adhere to the roof of the mouth, creating better stability. Yet this palate also affects both the taste and the mouthfeel of food.
In addition, denture wearers are at risk for jawbone loss. When a tooth is lost, the body begins to resorb the supporting bone. This resorption process means that dentures must be relined annually, and it can promote wrinkles and premature aging.
What Are Implant Supported Dentures?
Implant supported dentures minimize or eliminate nearly all the limitations of traditional dentures. Instead of resting on the gums, implant supported dentures are anchored on tiny titanium screws that replace the tooth roots in the jawbone. This provides support and stability, and it can even reverse jawbone loss.
Types of Implant Supported Dentures
There are some small differences between manufacturers, but implant supported dentures are available in two basic types, as well as a hybrid. Removable overdentures, known as implant retained dentures, can be removed for cleaning or sleeping. Fixed implant supported dentures, or fixed implant bridges, are permanently anchored in the mouth, and are cleaned and maintained just like natural teeth.
Removable overdentures are the least costly implant supported option. Secured by as few as two dental implants, a removable overdenture uses clasps or other retaining devices to snap securely onto the implants. Since there are so few implants and retaining devices, the cost is only slightly higher than that of traditional dentures, yet the increased bite strength and stability are remarkable.
A mid-range hybrid option uses a metal bar or other frame to lock the implants together, evenly distributing the forces of biting and chewing between them. This solution uses a few more implants than a removable overdenture, making it a bit more expensive. However, it provides the stability needed to chew sticky candy, tough steak, and other foods that are nearly impossible with dentures. This configuration also allows the removal of most or all of the acrylic palate, improving the taste and texture of foods.
The most expensive but most natural solution is a fixed implant bridge. Several implants are placed, and then topped with a high-quality fixed bridge that can replace a full arch of teeth. The teeth are locked onto the implants, making it impossible for anyone but the dentist to remove them. There is no acrylic in your mouth, and you will brush your teeth as normal.
Benefits of Implant Supported Dentures
Whichever type of implant supported dentures you select, you will notice tremendous benefits immediately, including the confidence to speak and laugh in public, improvements to the taste and mouthfeel of your food, enhanced comfort, the ability to eat whatever you like, and the virtual elimination of jawbone loss. Traditional dentures will get the job done, but implant supported dentures will help you truly look and feel your best.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Primitive dental implants may have been in use during prehistoric times, and they were relatively common by at least 600 AD. Modern dental implants debuted in the 1970s, and they truly caught on during the 1990s. Today, dental implants are considered the treatment of choice for replacing missing teeth, but myths and rumors continue to swirl. Here is what you should know about 4 of the most common myths about dental implants.
1. Dental Implants Hurt
Dental implant placement is considered a minor oral surgery. Mild discomfort is normal, yet most patients claim that dental implant surgery is far less painful than having their teeth extracted. In the hands of a skilled and experienced dentist, modern technology renders the procedure virtually pain-free.
If you are prescribed medications for pain, take them as instructed. It is far easier to stay ahead of any pain than to try to fight it once it sets in. Most people go back to work the same day.
2. Dental Implants Cost a Lot
It is true that the upfront cost of dental implants may be higher than that of other options such as dentures or dental bridges. However, those restorations must be replaced, on average, every 10 years. In addition, dentures cause bone loss, meaning that they must be relined annually. Dental bridges increase the risk of decay or even fracture in the supporting teeth. Dental implants are the only solution that can last a lifetime with proper care. They are also the only option that actually improves oral health by replacing the tooth roots.
Watch out for pricing offers that seem too good to be true. There is no reason to seek the most expensive dental implants in your area, but the cost should be reasonably in line with other providers.
3. Dental Implants Are Only for the Very Healthy
Your mouth must be clean and healthy to accept dental implants, so we must fix any other oral health issues first. In addition, any underlying health conditions such as diabetes or bleeding disorders must be tightly controlled. Finally, if you do not have sufficient healthy jawbone, you might need bone grafting. Within these parameters, though, nearly anyone can have dental implants.
4. Dental Implants Are Prone to Failure
Made from biocompatible titanium, dental implants are nearly impossible for the body to reject. In extremely rare instances, a dental implant may not fuse with the jawbone, but across the board success rates are roughly 95 percent. A talented dentist with patients who carefully follow all aftercare instructions can achieve a success rate of more than 98 percent.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Many people put off going to the dentist until they are in pain, either from a tooth abscess, cavity, or cracked tooth. Others make an appointment for teeth whitening before their wedding or another special occasion. However, it is important that you see your dentist regularly, for cleanings and checkups. For most patients, this means scheduling an appointment every six months or twice a year. Here are some reasons why you’ll want to avoid skipping your dental appointments and see your dentist regularly.
Keep Your Teeth Healthy
Going to the dentist is among one of the best ways to keep your teeth healthy. Having regular cleanings removes difficult to remove plaque and tartar from your teeth. For many dental patients, this can be enough when combined with good oral hygiene to keep cavities away. Your dentist may offer fluoride treatments to help protect your teeth, which has become more important since people drink more bottled water and less fluoridated tap water.
Proactively Address Minor Problems
As you go to the dentist twice a year, your dentist may spot an early cavity and recommend that you have it filled. If you go less frequently to the dentist, a cavity might not be caught until extensive damage has been caused. It might require a root canal instead of a minor filling to correct.
This is notable for a few reasons. First, minor procedures are less expensive and invasive when compared to more serious procedures, like root canals and dental implants. Often, fillings can be completed faster and in a single visit, with minimal pain relief required. Second, the better condition you keep your mouth in, the better your overall health. Gum disease and tooth decay have been linked to heart disease. By preventing these more serious conditions, you have a better chance of protecting your overall health.
Track Changes in Oral Health
By seeing the same dentist twice a year, he or she will become familiar with your mouth and will be able to notice any changes in your oral health over time. Your dentist will document these changes in your file and can use it to make the appropriate recommendations to you. For instance, if your dentist sees teeth shifting or an increase in tartar buildup, your dentist will be able to make more informed decisions for your care.
Sometimes being able to see the big picture of a patient’s overall health could change how providers address patients. A poor checkup during the first visit might mean that you don’t know how to floss properly or brush your teeth effectively to remove all signs of biofilm. However, noticing buildup despite patient education efforts would be addressed differently.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Cosmetic dentistry can be loosely defined as procedures designed to enhance the aesthetics of your smile, rather than its health or functionality. Though it may not be strictly necessary from an oral health perspective, cosmetic dentistry can have a dramatic effect on your mental and emotional health, providing a self confidence boost in all areas of your life. Here’s how.
Social Life
Humans are social creatures, and social isolation is a common cause of depression and anxiety. Yet an unsightly smile can lead you to choose isolation rather than socialization. With cosmetic dentistry, you can eat, laugh, smile, and talk without fear of your teeth being judged. As you become more and more outgoing, people around you can’t help but be drawn to your positivity. This creates a cycle of increasing self confidence and further socialization.
Appearance
Right or wrong, today’s society is extremely driven by appearances. A beautiful smile is a sign of health, youth, and vibrance. Cosmetic dentistry can erase years from your appearance and help you develop the confidence you need to shine the light you have been hiding away. As you begin to recognize your own attractiveness, your self confidence will soar.
Career Benefits
Whether you are applying for a new job or a promotion, or meeting with an important client, a friendly and confident smile is vital. A broad smile makes you appear genuine, loyal, motivated, and trustworthy. If you are uncomfortable with your teeth, though, you might try to hide them. A tight grin can make you come across as insincere or even fake.
As you smile more, your clients and employer will naturally return the smile. This can take your career to new heights, further improving your self confidence.
Overcoming Trauma
In many cases, a problematic smile is the result of a birth defect or a previous trauma. Cosmetic dentistry helps with healing by allowing you to reclaim your personal power. You will be able to move past the situation that created the flaws, embracing the future on your own terms.
Cosmetic dentistry is a powerful way to regain your self confidence. Whether you are suffering from social isolation, trying to land your dream job, or healing from a past trauma, a beautiful smile can be a powerful tool. Regardless of what originally caused the flaws in your smile, today is an excellent day to start changing your life story.
We will perform a comprehensive assessment of your smile, treat any problems with your oral health or functionality, and then work with you to create the smile you have always imagined. Please note that depending on the current condition of your smile and your goals for treatment, cosmetic dentistry may require several different procedures spaced out over time. It will all be worth it when you see your finished smile for the first time.
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If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Dentures were long considered the best solution to replace missing or failing teeth. Today, though, dental implants have become the gold standard. While dentures rest on the gums, dental implants actually replace the tooth roots, providing a strong and stable base for highly functional and aesthetic replacement teeth. Here are 5 benefits of dental implants.
Long-Term Costs
Dentures cost significantly less initially, but dental implants have far lower long-term costs. Dentures need relining at least annually, and they must be replaced every 5 to 10 years. Dental implants can easily last a lifetime with proper care. If you are concerned about the out of pocket expense, consider implant-supported dentures. As few as 2 implants can stabilize a removable full denture.
Aesthetics
Today’s dentures are highly natural in appearance, but they can move and shift when laughing, talking, or chewing. A partial denture attaches with a clasp that can often be seen, while a full upper denture has a hard plastic palate. These factors make dental implants a more aesthetic solution.
Comfort
Supported by the gums, dentures tend to rub, slip, and pinch. These issues are magnified when eating foods that are chewy, crunchy, or tough. Dental implants fuse to the jawbone to create a stable and secure base that vastly improves comfort.
Strength and Stability
Dentures restore only about a quarter of natural bite strength, making it difficult or impossible to eat steak, corn on the cob, taffy, and other challenging foods. With dental implants, which restore more than 90 percent of bite strength, patients can again enjoy their favorite foods.
Future Oral Health
Lost teeth trigger the process of resorption, in which the gum tissues and jawbone shrink. Over time, denture wearers can develop a sunken, wrinkled, prematurely aged appearance. Even the best-fitting dentures will also become loose due to this process. Dentures also tend to cause sores and inflammation in the mouth, raising the risk of gum disease.
Since dental implants take the place of tooth roots, they stimulate jawbone growth, reversing the resorption process. They also anchor the replacement teeth, preventing sores and inflammation from developing.
Like any procedure, dental implants are not right for everyone. For many people, though, dental implants are the best choice for long-term health, comfort, and aesthetics. We will review your options with you and help you make the decision that best meets your needs, goals and desires.
Ready to Get Started?
If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
Whether you are going on a first date or a job interview, first impressions matter. You smile is a vital part of your first impression, but unsightly teeth are unfortunately common. If your teeth are stained, crooked, yellowed, or worn down, porcelain veneers are a terrific way to improve your smile.
What Are Porcelain Veneers?
Porcelain veneers are very thin shells of color-matched dental porcelain that slip over the front of your teeth. Unlike crowns, they require very little healthy tooth enamel to be removed. They are chemically bonded to your teeth, making them a long-lasting, strong, and highly durable solution.
What Conditions Can Veneers Fix?
Veneers do not treat issues with your dental health. If you have tooth decay, gum disease, or other dental health issues, we must fix those before placing your veneers. However, if your teeth are healthy but do not look their best, veneers can solve this problem. Here are some common reasons that people get veneers:
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Wear and tear: All teeth wear down over time, especially you tend to chew on ice or pens, or if you use your teeth as a tool.
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Minor breakage: Light trauma such as falls or minor sports injuries can cause chipping or cracking. Deep damage must be corrected, but chips and surface cracks can often be covered by veneers.
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Discoloration: Excessive fluoride consumption, large fillings, tetracycline use, root canals, and more can cause tooth discoloration. Veneers will hide this discoloration.
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Misshapen or uneven teeth: Few people have truly perfect teeth. Uneven and misshapen teeth are extremely common, and veneers can make your teeth appear more symmetrical.
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Minor gaps or crookedness: If your teeth are slightly gapped or crooked, you may not need to undergo a complex, long-lasting treatment such as braces or Invisalign. Instead, you might choose to simply cover them with porcelain veneers.
Are Porcelain Veneers Permanent?
Very few dental treatments are truly permanent, but porcelain veneers are one of the longest-lasting solutions. They can easily withstand biting and chewing forces and, with proper care, they typically last for far more than a decade.
Porcelain veneers are also far less prone to yellowing and staining than natural teeth. Tooth whitening must be regularly repeated, but those with excellent oral hygiene will see their veneers continue to look white and healthy over time.
Are Porcelain Veneers Natural Looking?
Many people worry that porcelain veneers will give them a too-white, fake “game show host” smile. The reality, though, is that porcelain veneers closely mirror the sheen and translucency of natural teeth. They can also be color-matched to your existing smile.
If you want a whiter smile, consider having your natural teeth whitened first, and then your veneers color-matched to your brighter teeth. Just remember that your veneers will remain that color, while you will need to have whitening performed regularly for all of your teeth to match.
Complementary Procedures
To make your smile look its best, we may suggest additional procedures to complement the look of your new veneers. Tooth whitening, Invisalign, and other procedures allow us to place only the veneers that you truly need rather than filling up your mouth. We will carefully assess your smile and discuss your goals for treatment, and then create a plan to create the smile of your dreams.
Ready to Get Started?
If you are ready to start your journey to better oral health with a Cupertino dentist you can trust, contact Ryan Senft, DDS today at 408-996-8595 to schedule your first appointment.
