Cosmetic Dentistry Leesburg, VA
Cosmetic dentistry primarily focuses on the aesthetics of your smile rather than the health and function of your teeth and gums. Cosmetic treatments give patients the smiles they’ve been looking for, from whitening to fixing imperfections to replacing missing teeth. When you are looking to change the appearance of your smile, whether minor or drastic, then cosmetic dentistry from Hometown Dental Care PLLC is the answer!
You no longer have to suffer from missing, chipped, discolored, or crooked teeth. Dr. Arezou Daneshvar, DDS offers a variety of cosmetic dentistry treatments to help you achieve the smile you desire and bring your confidence back. Dr. Daneshvar will take the time to develop a custom treatment plan for you based on your individual needs and requests. Contact our Leesburg, VA dental office today to learn more or schedule a consultation.
Our Cosmetic Dentistry Services
Bonding
In this procedure, composite tooth-colored resin is shaped and bonded to the tooth’s surface to repair minor chips and cracks, cover discolored enamel, and close small gaps between teeth. It can also be used to reshape undersized, crooked, or misshapen teeth and rebuild areas where enamel erosion has taken place. Dental bonding is convenient, cost-effective, and minimally invasive.
Crowns and Bridges
One of the most common and reliable ways dentists can restore both function and form to a damaged or decayed tooth is by applying a dental crown. Crowns are a versatile restoration: they finish off root canals, encase a damaged tooth to strengthen it and improve its appearance, and can be used in conjunction with a dental bridge to replace missing teeth. If you have a single tooth or multiple teeth that need restoration or replacement, Dr. Daneshvar has a solution that will work for you.
Dental Implant Restoration
If you've lost a tooth (or a few teeth) due to injury or disease, dental implants can rejuvenate both your smile and your oral health. An implant is a synthetic tooth root in the shape of a post that is surgically placed into the jawbone. The “root” is usually made of titanium: the same material used in many replacement hips and knees, and a metal that is well-suited to pairing with human bone. A replacement tooth is then permanently fixed to the post.
The ideal candidate for implants is a non-smoker who has good oral health, including a sufficient amount of bone in the jaw, and healthy gums with no sign of gum disease.
Invisalign
Invisalign is a great way to straighten your smile discreetly without having to sport a mouth full of metal brackets and wires like that of traditional braces. Invisalign uses a system of removable, clear plastic aligners to gradually straighten your teeth over time. This treatment is best for correcting mild to moderate orthodontic issues.
Porcelain Veneers & Lumineers
A dental veneer is a thin, translucent, durable porcelain shell that is custom-made to cover the front of a tooth. Like bonding, veneers can restore the appearance of teeth with chips, cracks, stains, can close small gaps between the teeth, and can reshape misshapen or slightly misaligned teeth. A veneer can be applied to a single tooth or multiple teeth.
Teeth Whitening
Surface staining can be caused by external factors such as diet, tobacco use, or inadequate oral hygiene. Professional teeth whitening treatments are generally faster, more effective, and longer lasting than at-home over the counter products. If deep (internal) stains make whitening treatments impractical, you might consider bonding or veneers.
Maintaining Your New Smile
Maintaining a beautiful smile after cosmetic treatment does require some work. Brushing and flossing twice a day is strongly encouraged. Be sure to keep up with your regular scheduled dental checkups as well to maintain a healthy, beautiful smile. Avoiding smoking is the best care for your gums and teeth in the long run. Maintenance for cosmetic work varies depending upon the treatment, but it’s best to stay away from colored foods such as coffee, ketchup, fruit juice, etc. due to whitened teeth being more at risk of staining after treatment.