Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry is a modern branch of dentistry that focuses on the appearance of the teeth, mouth and smile while preserving dental and oral health. It is a distinct discipline from classic dentistry, though with today's technology many dentists also use these methods in routine treatment.

Teeth Whitening: The best-known cosmetic dentistry procedure. Applied to discolored or stained teeth; can be done professionally in-clinic or with prescribed at-home kits. In-clinic whitening lightens teeth by 2-4 shades.

Bonding: A tooth-colored composite material is applied to the tooth surface, improving the appearance of chipped, decayed, cracked, stained, or gapped teeth in a single session. Minimally invasive and cost-effective.

Veneers (Porcelain Laminate): Thin, custom-made porcelain shells cover the front surface of the tooth, concealing discoloration, cracks and shape irregularities. Lasts 10-15+ years.

Tooth Contouring: A portion of the enamel is reshaped or reduced to improve the tooth's overall appearance; used for minor shape corrections.

Smile Design: The comprehensive method in cosmetic dentistry. Facial features, jaw structure and tooth alignment are evaluated holistically; the result is previewed digitally before treatment begins.