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Cosmetic Dentistry – Tyler, TX

Enjoy Life with
a Flawless Smile

You don’t need to be a dentist to know the power of an attractive smile. Bright white teeth are often associated with youth, beauty, intelligence, and pretty much any other positive word you can apply to a person! If your teeth need a little help to look their best, Dr. Perez can provide exactly what you need with cosmetic dentistry. Using the treatments outlined below and a personalized approach, he can give you a smile you’re always eager to show off wherever life takes you. Your options are really limitless, and you can learn more by giving us a call today to schedule a consultation to discuss cosmetic dentistry in Tyler, TX.

Young man with flawless smile after cosmetic dentistry

Why Choose Times Square Family Dental
for Cosmetic Dentistry?

Porcelain Veneers

Woman's smile compared with porcelain veneer shade chart

With porcelain veneers, we can fix multiple aesthetic flaws within the smile using just one simple procedure. It involves placing thin ceramic shells over the front of the teeth that change their shape, size, color, and spacing to whatever a patient wants. They are always custom-made, and they can be used to quickly cover noticeable stains, chips, cracks, and gaps to create that perfect look we see on TV and in movies so often.

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Metal-Free Dental Crowns

Model smile with dental crown restoration

While dental crowns are primarily used to repair severely damaged teeth, we can also use them to improve the appearance of misshapen, undersized, and worn down teeth that might not look their best. We can place a perfectly shaped porcelain crown over them that recreates the appearance and strength of real enamel down to the finest detail. With this type of crown, only you and Dr. Perez will be able to tell which tooth/teeth aren’t your own!

Cosmetic Dental Bonding

Patient receiving dental bonding

If you don’t have a lot of time, then cosmetic bonding is probably the ideal treatment for you. In as little as an hour, Dr. Perez can use it to eliminate a small chip, stain, or gap. He simply applies a composite resin to a tooth and literally sculpts it to make the imperfection disappear behind flawless enamel. Once he has polished and hardened the resin, that’s it! The results are very natural-looking and can be trusted to last for about 10 years.

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Gum Recontouring

Perfect smile after gum recontouring

Do you see more of your gum line than your teeth whenever you smile? This could be because of excess gum tissue that is making your teeth look too short or stubby by comparison. Fortunately, Dr. Perez can use a soft tissue laser to precisely remove unneeded gums and help the teeth instantly appear longer, creating a more balanced smile. This procedure only takes one appointment, and the laser is so gentle that our patients don’t even need local anesthetic to remain completely comfortable.

Zoom! Teeth Whitening

Patient receiving zoom teeth whitening teatment

If your smile seems a little dull or yellow in color, professional teeth whitening with Zoom! can make a world of difference. We combine high-strength whitening gel with a state-of-the-art light to penetrate even the most stubborn dental stains. The result? A refreshed smile that’s multiple shades brighter after just one appointment. Touch-up kits are also available to take home so that you can maintain the improvements for years to come.

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Cosmetic Dentistry FAQs

Is Cosmetic Dentistry Expensive?

Cosmetic dentistry is often associated with expensive treatments, but this isn’t always the case. Its pricy reputation is likely due to the fact that dental insurance rarely covers cosmetic treatments, so you typically need to pay for it out of pocket. Improving your smile may seem costly at first, but it’s important that you consider the investment you are making in your confidence, self-esteem, and quality of life. If you have concerns about the cost of your treatment, don’t hesitate to talk to one of our friendly team members about your financial options and the discounts we have available.

How Do I Know If I Need Cosmetic Dentistry?

If you aren’t confident in the smile you see in the mirror, you could most likely benefit from cosmetic dentistry. Stained and discolored teeth can be corrected with professional teeth whitening. Chipped and cracked teeth can be built up and protected with dental crowns and veneers. If you want to look more youthful, cosmetic dentistry can help with this too. The best way to determine if cosmetic dentistry is right for you is to schedule a consultation with us. This way, we can discuss your goals and put together a plan just for you.

What Can I Do About My Gummy Smile?

If you feel like your smile is too gummy and isn’t proportionate, there are multiple options out there that can help. If your teeth are on the shorter side, lengthening them with veneers can make them appear longer, giving you a more balanced look. However, if your smile is gummy because of an overgrowth of gum tissue, this can be corrected with gum contouring. To do this, we remove a small portion of gum tissue in certain areas to reshape the gumline. This way, you can show off a more proportionate smile.

What Causes the Discoloration of a Tooth?

Teeth can become discolored in a variety of ways. Here are some of the most common:

  • Foods/Drinks: Certain foods and beverages can move into the outer layers of your tooth structure, staining your teeth. Some of the most common staining culprits include sred sauces, red wine, tea, and coffee.
  • Tobacco: Smoking cigarettes, partaking in cigars, and chewing tobacco can result in the yellowing of the teeth.
  • Age: As one gets older, their enamel wears, revealing more of the yellow dentin beneath the enamel.
  • Injury: If you’ve experienced a dental injury, this can result in darkening of the teeth.
  • Antibiotics: There is a link between taking tetracycline antibiotics as a child and permanent tooth discoloration.
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