Do you need a smile makeover?

A smile makeover is a combination of multiple dental procedures that are mainly intended to enhance the aesthetics of your smile. Individuals who have ignored or skipped routine dental consultations for many months or even years could have developed several oral conditions. They would be suitable candidates for a smile makeover.

Are Missing Teeth Bothering You?

Missing teeth can be quite troublesome, both in terms of oral functionality and aesthetics. They hinder your natural ability to bite and chew food, and if anyone mocks you when you smile or talk, it can be very embarrassing. If you're looking to restore your missing teeth, dental implants would be the most suitable option. They're strong, durable, long-lasting, and the ceramic crown can be customized to mimic your natural teeth perfectly. Dental bridges can also be considered if you're looking for a simpler means to restore your teeth. If you have more missing teeth and wish to get them restored in one go, prosthetic dentures would be apt.

Teeth Whitening for a Brighter Smile

Teeth whitening is a simple yet effective cosmetic dental procedure that involves removing the stains on the surfaces of the teeth. This procedure is carried out using a whitening gel that is rich in hydrogen peroxide - a bleaching agent that liberates oxygen molecules in abundance when activated. These molecules enter the porous structure of the teeth and bleach the staining particles, leaving behind whiter teeth without altering or harming their structure.

Get Your Damaged Teeth Restored

Whenever you bite something hard or take a strong blow to the mouth, you would end up chipping or breaking your teeth. The teeth may naturally misshapen in some instances, leaving quite a displeasing appearance on your smile. Ceramic restorations, such as dental crowns, veneers, or composite resinous bonding can be used to restore the strength, structural integrity, and appearance of such teeth. They are biocompatible, highly customizable, and provide excellent durability.

Gum Contouring for a Complete Smile

The gums are just as important as the teeth when it comes to sporting a beautiful smile. When you develop gum diseases, such as gingivitis or periodontitis, the gums may lose their shape. Additionally, you may experience symptoms such as receding gum line, bleeding, and discharge of pus from the gums, decay of the gum tissues, etc. We will treat these conditions by removing the decayed tissues using laser therapy and grafting healthy tissues in their place using a gum graft. Additionally, antibiotic medication will be prescribed to arrest the spread of the infection.

Get all your dental concerns addressed comprehensively by reaching out to Root Dental. Please reach us at (772) 569-0123 or schedule an online consultation, and we’ll be happy to guide you further.