What is cosmetic dentistry?
Cosmetic dentistry is the art and science of designing wonderful smiles. It involves all aspects of general dentistry with a special emphasis to assure that individual teeth, as well as your smile, look their very best. It is essential to seek a cosmetic dentist with experience and care. Our New Jersey Dentist, Dr. Peter Brusco has a skillful tact and believes that all patients should be comfortable.
Should I consider cosmetic dentistry?
Look carefully at your smile. If you feel it could be better, you should consider cosmetic dentistry. Having a beautiful smile goes deeper than appearances. It gives you confidence. It will give you an edge in your everyday activities - improving your professional and personal image. Once you have established that fact that you would like cosmetic dentistry, contact our cosmetic dentist to move forward with your procedures.
What types of problems does cosmetic dentistry solve?
If your teeth are dark or worn and make you look older, if gaps or chips make you feel self-conscious, or if crooked or discolored teeth stop you from smiling fully, cosmetic dentistry can help. The negative effects of abnormal gum tissue or out-of-date dental treatment are also problems that can be corrected with cosmetic dentistry. How long does it take to get a new smile? Although each case is unique, some new smiles are completed in a single visit.
Can I afford cosmetic dentistry?
Cosmetic dentistry offers many different options. Some patients require treatments that are relatively easy and inexpensive. Others need more extensive procedures to reach their goals. Questions are always answered and fees are discussed before treatment begins. Financing is also available. At Dr. Peter Brusco Dentistry of New Jersey, it is important for us to see that our clients receive the cosmetic dentistry care that they seek, which is why we make financing an option. |
How do I get started?
Your first step is a comprehensive examination and Cosmetic Dentistry Consultation, during which you and Dr. Peter Brusco will evaluate your smile and discuss your goals and options for treatment. It is as easy as picking up the telephone and dialing (973) 838-5862. Get in touch with our cosmetic dentist in Kinnelon, Passaic County, New Jersey today!
Is teeth whitening harmful to my teeth? How long does it usually last?
Teeth whitening are not harmful to the teeth in any way. It simply removes stains from the teeth that may be caused by coffee, teas, tobacco, food and tartar. A very small percentage of patients do report sensitivity after bleaching, but is often completely reversible. Depending on how well you maintain your teeth and the type of habits you have, it may last a very long time.
How long do veneers and crowns last?
How long veneers or crowns last depends on many different factors such as care at home, how well you keep follow up visits to your dentist, as well as the quality of the crown or veneer.
What is implant dentistry?
Like cosmetic dentistry, implant dentistry is an art and science of designing beautiful smiles. Patients who have gaps in there teeth often times have a lower confidence level. It can also affect a patient's ability to speak and chew normally. A resolution for this problem is having a dental implant replace the missing tooth by implanting it into the patient's jawbone. A dental implant is an artificial root and tooth. They look and feel like natural teeth. |
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Q: How many times a day should I brush my teeth?
A: Most dental professionals suggest that you brush your teeth at least twice daily. Brushing after every meal and flossing once a day is a good way to maintain your dental health.
Q: When should a child have his/her first dental appointment?
A: A child should visit the dentist for the first time no later than their third birthday. Many dentists recommend that children visit the dentist once their first tooth comes in.
Q: Who needs to have their wisdom teeth removed?
A: Anyone who is in danger of developing impacted wisdom teeth should have them removed to prevent damage to adjacent molars or cause other oral problems.
Q: Who needs dentures?
A: If you have lost most or all of your teeth, dentures may be right for you. For those with some natural teeth remaining, partial dentures are recommended to improve chewing and speech. |
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