HealthyPeople Dental · there is more to cosmetics in dentistry than porcelain crowns and veneers....
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Despite the impression the ‘makeover’ TV shows portray, there is more to cosmecs in denstry than porcelain crowns and veneers. Whether it is as simple as tooth whitening, or replacing failing old silver mercury filings, many modern dental treatments can improve the appearance of the smile. Planning is the key to a beauful smile. The most important ingredient in any cosmec dental treatment, no maer how limited or how extensive the scope or budget… planning. Without proper planning the most expensive treatment will look terrible. In the world of denstry, expense is related not only to the advanced educaon, skill or me of the denst performing the treatment, but also in part to the advanced training, skill levels and me of the dental technician involved. It’s important to ask your denst who they partner with for items such as dentures, bridges, crowns, etc. There is a huge trust issue between denst and dental technician. There are a hundred minor technical steps that must be completed perfectly by the technician in order to have the dental crown, bridge or implant to be ‘fit for purpose’. If you are considering cosmec treatment or any other dental procedure be sure to ask your denst any quesons you feel are necessary to boost your trust and confidence in the dental work being provided. Source: www.todaysdentistry.com www.healthscopebenefits.com HealthyPeople ● Dental AUGUST | 2018 WHY PLANNING IS IMPORTANT COSMETIC DENTISTRY Cosmec dental treatments receive a lot of media aenon and are the only dental treatment anyone ever seems to talk about. They are parcularly popular on extreme makeover TV shows where the paent will have tooth whitening and/or a whole mouth full of crowns and veneers. Good dental health can look good too. A good-looking smile doesn’t have to be associated with outrageous costs. In real life, ‘Cosmec Denstry’ is not just about spending $50,000+ on treatments – this is completely out of the queson for many people. Ulmately, all dental treatments should be as ‘cosmec’ as they are funconal.
Transcript of HealthyPeople Dental · there is more to cosmetics in dentistry than porcelain crowns and veneers....
Despite the impression the ‘makeover’ TV shows portray,
there is more to cosmetics in dentistry than porcelain
crowns and veneers. Whether it is as simple as tooth
whitening, or replacing failing old silver mercury filings,
many modern dental treatments can improve the
appearance of the smile.
Planning is the key to a beautiful smile. The most
important ingredient in any cosmetic dental treatment, no
matter how limited or how extensive the scope or
budget… planning. Without proper planning the most
expensive treatment will look terrible.
In the world of dentistry, expense is related not only to the
advanced education, skill or time of the dentist performing
the treatment, but also in part to the advanced training,
skill levels and time of the dental technician involved. It’s
important to ask your dentist who they partner with for
items such as dentures, bridges, crowns, etc. There is a
huge trust issue between dentist and dental technician.
There are a hundred minor technical steps that must be
completed perfectly by the technician in order to have the
dental crown, bridge or implant to be ‘fit for purpose’.
If you are considering cosmetic treatment or any other
dental procedure be sure to ask your dentist any questions
you feel are necessary to boost your trust and confidence
in the dental work being provided.
Source: www.todaysdentistry.com www.healthscopebenefits.com
HealthyPeople ●Dental
AUGUST | 2018
WHY PLANNING IS IMPORTANT
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
Cosmetic dental treatments receive a lot of
media attention and are the only dental
treatment anyone ever seems to talk about.
They are particularly popular on extreme
makeover TV shows where the patient will
have tooth whitening and/or a whole mouth
full of crowns and veneers. Good dental
health can look good too. A good-looking
smile doesn’t have to be associated with
outrageous costs. In real life, ‘Cosmetic
Dentistry’ is not just about spending $50,000+
on treatments – this is completely out of the
question for many people. Ultimately, all
dental treatments should be as ‘cosmetic’ as
they are functional.
