What will my new smile look like?
Your AACD dentist with work with you to choose the look that’s right for you. A smile enhancement can be made to look dramatic and natural at the same time. Your dentist can use photographs and models to show you what to expect. Sometimes, trial materials can be placed directly on your teeth to help visualize the change. Ask your dentist what can be done to give you the smile you desire. Q : If my teeth are reshaped for veneers or crowns, what will they look like? Will they be sensitive? A: Generally, cemented restorations like crowns or veneers (see our procedure section) will require two visits – one to shape the teeth, and one to cement the restorations to the teeth. In between, your dentist can place attractive temporary restorations to help prevent sensitivity, allow function and provide a nice smile. These temporaries are designed to be in your mouth for a limited time, but should be comfortable and natural looking until you can get your new smile completed. Q: Is my new smile pe
This is often the first question our patients ask. But you won’t have to wait until your treatment is over to see how beautiful your new smile could be. Thanks to advances in computer technology, we can use digital imaging software to manipulate a photograph of your existing smile and show how it could look after its makeover. Also, you may be a candidate for a mock-up, a procedure that allows you to preview your smile on yourself, not just a picture. This is a great way to build your confidence and put any fears to rest. Plus, you can share your excitement with your family and friends.
