SURGERY

 

Artificially Modifying Dentition

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Artificially modifying dentition involves enhancing the natural teeth and gums through a range of cosmetic or restorative dental procedures. These encompass: Teeth whitening: A procedure aimed at brightening the teeth and eliminating stains and discoloration. Dental veneers: Thin shells crafted from porcelain or composite material, bonded to the front of teeth to enhance their shape, size, and color. Dental bonding: Involves applying a tooth-colored resin material to the teeth, enhancing their overall appearance. Dental implants: A permanent solution designed to replace missing teeth, effectively enhancing the smile's aesthetics. Tooth-colored fillings: A technique to fill cavities with a material that matches the teeth's color, improving the smile's appearance. Orthodontics: Utilizes braces or clear aligners to rectify teeth alignment and enhance overall tooth positioning. Crowns and bridges: Restoration procedures that replace missing or damaged teeth with artificial teeth securely affixed to the existing ones.