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Create the Smile of Your Dreams
People notice when you smile. But if you have stained or damaged teeth, you might worry that it’s all the wrong kind of attention. What can you do if the flaws in your smile are making it more difficult for you to show it off? Dr. Yana can answer that question for you during a cosmetic consultation; after listening to your smile goals, she can use veneers, teeth whitening, or another one of our options for cosmetic dentistr in Marlboro, NJ to make your dream grin a reality.
Why Choose Cambridge Square Dental for Cosmetic Dentistry?
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Dental Veneers
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers are a very conservative and beautiful way to repair cracked, discolored, chipped, spaced, or misaligned teeth. Veneers are thin custom-created porcelain shells that are bonded on the front side of the teeth. The minimal amount of tooth structure is removed during preparation with little discomfort to the patient. The result is a radiant and natural smile that you always dreamed of.
Metal-Free Dental Crowns
A dental crown is a versatile restoration placed for any number of reasons. You may remember the days when dental crowns were primarily made out of metal, but now there are more aesthetically pleasing options. Our EMAX crowns and zirconia crowns are personalized in a way that lets them blend in with your natural teeth. People meeting you for the first time likely won’t be able to tell the difference between your normal teeth and the ones that are covered with a crown.
Cosmetic Dental Bonding
You can give teeth a little touch-up to hide discolored spots, chips, slightly misshapen teeth, and other imperfections. A naturally colored composite resin can be applied to your enamel to seamlessly cover up the spots that are bothering you in a completely painless cosmetic dental bonding procedure. While the treatment only takes about an hour, the improvements can easily last for many years. Also, it’s a very cost-effective treatment compared to other options, making it a good choice when there are only slight corrections you want to make.
Teeth Whitening
Sapphire Whitening is an easy, fast, safe, and highly successful procedure. You see the immediate and long-lasting result. In just one hour you can look years younger and have a winning smile. If you'd like to get your teeth brighter at the comfort of your home, we offer take-home professional strength whitening kits. You can achieve a whiter smile in just 3 days. We offer our patients a Whitening for life program. Please call Cambridge Square Dental to schedule a free teeth whitening consultation with Dr. Yana Nemtseva.
Understanding the Cost of Cosmetic Dentistry
Although enhancing your appearance with cosmetic dentistry can boost your confidence and your quality of life, most dental insurance companies don’t cover these services. They’re intended to improve your looks more than your oral health, so they’re usually considered a luxury rather than a necessity.
As a result, many people have questions about what they might expect to pay for different treatments. Our Cambridge Square Dental team can provide a detailed estimate after your initial appointment. Continue reading to learn how the cost is determined, and feel free to contact us with additional questions!
Which Cosmetic Dental Service is Right for Me?
Whether you are trying to brighten your grin or fix aesthetic issues like chips and cracks, Dr. Yana offers various treatments at different price points so you can find an option that suits your budget, such as:
- Porcelain Veneers. These thin ceramic shells can hide stains, fractures, mild gaps, and somewhat crooked teeth, with prices often ranging between $925 and $2,500 per tooth.
- Metal-Free Restorations. We can provide tooth-colored dental crowns to replace outdated metallic versions for anywhere from $800 to $3,000 per tooth.
- Dental Bonding. This non-invasive option can address many of the same problems as veneers, but usually costs about $300 to $600.
- Teeth Whitening. We offer in-office services that can lighten your teeth up to eight shades within an hour or professional take-home kits with ultra-concentrated gels and custom-fitted trays, for a few hundred dollars.
Is Cosmetic Dentistry Worth the Investment?
It’s natural to wonder whether undergoing elective cosmetic treatments is worth the investment of time and resources. However, if you’re overly worried others might judge you for the condition of your grin, you might try to remain tight-lipped rather than engage in meetings, meals, or conversations with others.
Dr. Yana is happy to provide one or more services to boost your confidence, which can improve your daily quality of life. For example, when you look and feel like your best self, you’re more likely to enjoy better educational and professional opportunities, more meaningful relationships, and a busier social calendar.
How to Make Cosmetic Dentistry Affordable
If you’re on the fence about scheduling a consultation because you’re concerned about finances, we’ve got your back! Our team in Morganville believes that everyone deserves to have a smile they can be proud of, so we’ve partnered with CareCredit to offer flexible payment packages. If your application is approved, you can divvy your final invoice into more manageable installments over a designated period that are easier on your wallet.
Cosmetic Dentistry FAQs
What’s the Difference Between a Crown and a Veneer?
Both crowns and veneers offer some coverage for your teeth, but the amount of coverage each provides is very different.
Since the goal of a dental crown is to protect a damaged tooth, they’re designed for complete coverage. A crown will fit over the entirety of your tooth, sort of like a hat.
Veneers are meant to conceal noticeable cosmetic flaws. Because of this, they only fit over the front-facing portion of teeth. You can compare them to press-on nails.
No matter which treatment you need, our team will color-match the materials to the natural shade of your other pearly whites. Rest assured, you’ll have a perfectly seamless smile!
What Causes the Discoloration of a Tooth?
A couple of different things can make teeth discolor, and many of them are a normal part of everyday living. For example:
- Wear and tear can thin your enamel, exposing more of the dentin layer that would normally be hidden underneath. Dentin is a slightly different shade, so your teeth might appear tinted.
- Food and drink. The meals you enjoy leave behind staining pigments, though it’s true some treats stain more easily than others. Red wine, coffee, tea, curry, and soy sauce are good examples of stronger pigments.
- Tobacco. Smoking and chewing tobacco both make discoloration more likely.
If you want to maintain the white, pearlescent hue of your smile, the best thing you can do is brush and floss every day, rinse your mouth after meals, and avoid foods, drinks, and chemicals that can increase staining.
What Should I Expect at an Initial Consultation for Cosmetic Dentistry?
A cosmetic dentistry consultation involves two main things: pinning down your treatment goals and inspecting your teeth to determine the best solution.
For example, are you wanting to conceal some minor flaws on one tooth? Or are you looking for more comprehensive coverage? Are you unsatisfied with the color of your teeth, or do you simply want to replace a metal restoration with more natural-looking materials? We’ll make our treatment recommendation based on the types of changes you’d like to see in your smile, so it’s a good idea to think about what you want.
Of course, our recommendation will also depend on your current dental situation. For example, teeth whitening can remove most stains, but sometimes it’s better to conceal the discoloration with veneers. A thorough oral exam will help us narrow down your best-fit treatment!
Is It Difficult to Chew with Veneers?
It might feel a bit strange to chew with your permanent set of veneers at first. That said, the vast majority of patients do get used to their veneers, and remark that they feel incredibly natural.
The more significant difference you might experience is in wearing your temporary veneers. They’ll protect your teeth while we wait for the dental lab to customize your permanent set, but they’re not as durable. You’ll have to avoid eating overly hard, crunchy, and chewy foods like ice, candy, caramel, and popcorn – at least until your permanent veneers are in place.
