It can be hard to avoid a small buildup of wear and tear on our teeth. After all, the acts of biting and chewing food makes some stress necessary, and unavoidable. Unfortunately, the toll taken on your teeth by everyday actions can eventually lead to cosmetic concerns. Your teeth might look duller, or make you appear older. If you want to find a way to offset this effect, you may want to discuss cosmetic dental work. Your dentist can provide care that hides the presence of flaws in your smile. In cases where wear and tear are more significant, your dentist may recommend restorative dental work, so that your teeth have the protection they need.
Porcelain Veneers Can Cover Up Your Dental Flaws
If you are approved to have porcelain veneers placed, they can have a major remarkable effect on how you look. Once placed, veneers can make your teeth look healthy, with wear and tear covered. You can also use this cosmetic treatment to make your teeth whiter. In fact, many people use veneers to improve their smile’s color when they struggle with issues that are not fixable through a whitening treatment.
Serious Dental Damage May Require Restorative Dental Care
Wear and tear may be a natural consequence of biting and chewing, but some teeth can suffer more harm than others. If a review of your smile determines that you have a tooth with impaired function, your dentist may prefer to protect it with a dental crown. A crown can support a vulnerable tooth, and – thanks to the use of materials like porcelain and zirconia – help improve how it looks.
Talk To Your Dentist If You Want A Solution For Problems Like Dental Wear And Tear
If you are unhappy with how your smile currently looks, you can seek the aid of your dentist to make cosmetic improvements. Dr. Torrens-Parker and Dr. Lizardi are trained to help make improvements to your smile, and the team at Allen Family Dental will offer expert care for any oral health needs you may have. To arrange a visit with Dr. Torrens-Parker or Dr. Lizardi, call Allen Family Dental in Allen, TX, today at (469) 342-6644. You can also fill out our online forms. Our office is located in Allen, and we also welcome patients from all surrounding locations, including Frisco, Plano, McKinney, and Fairview.
