How Veneers, Crowns and Dental Implants Help Patients
Dental technology continues to enhance and improve the tooth experience for patients, providing them with previously unavailable options for common dental disorders. This is true for dental patients who have cracked, chipped, damaged, rough, or missing teeth. Patients with less-than-perfect teeth had to suffer from embarrassment and discomfort in the past since dental treatments were more expensive and considered unnecessary cosmetic procedures. With the rise of technology, once-expensive, complicated processes have become quick, routine procedures that are no longer limited to the rich. It is rare to have a naturally flawless smile with all teeth being white, smooth, proportional, and straight. It is the small variations in a person's smile that identify it as their one-of-a-kind smile. Many patients, however, do not see their imperfections in this way. As a result of their dental flaws, some individuals have difficulty chewing and speaking, as well as headaches and jaw discomfort