Many people associate cosmetic dentistry with tooth whitening or porcelain veneers, but a cosmetic dentist can provide much more.

Having a skilled, experienced cosmetic dentist can improve your appearance, smile, self-esteem, and confidence. In today's cosmetic dentistry, dentists are able to address both functional and aesthetic patient concerns.

Besides facial muscle function, cosmetic training includes tooth form and function as well as complete smile design.

You can now radiate a set of beautiful, bright, healthy, and straight-looking teeth through Dr. Farhat with a variety of options available to help achieve that dazzling smile you have always dreamed of.

For maximum comfort and impact, you can receive the best smile makeover attention with sensitive care and application.

Fixing your smile is no different from managing other dental problems. The first step is to identify and understand what the problem is. Afterward, a treatment plan is formulated based on this diagnosis.

At Camellia Polyclinic, we spend a lot of time with our patients to understand their needs and design management tailored to suit their budgets and objectives.

There's no such thing as a better solution; rather, there's a suitable solution for each case. When it comes to esthetics in dentistry, one should look at the severity of the case and choose a method based on that.

Both dental veneers and tooth whitening are effective in improving one's smile.

Teeth whitening is highly effective in achieving a good whitening result, but one thing to remember is that there are limits to this treatment.

Teeth whitening can only help regain the original natural color of your teeth and remove stains.

So if the natural color of your teeth is dark, to begin with, teeth whitening won't be effective enough to provide you with the result that you want.

For example, if your natural tooth shade was A2, then teeth whitening will help you get back to that shade but nothing beyond that.

Moreover, a severe discoloration of the teeth would require another approach; that's when veneers come into action.

A missing tooth can be caused by many problems, such as gum diseases, severe decay, injury, and genetic issues.

Whatever the reason is, a missing tooth should be replaced as soon as possible because it can affect your speech, the integrity of the jawbone, and the ability to chew.

In many cases, a missing tooth can be replaced with an implant, an implant-supported bridge, or a tooth-supported bridge.

Implant and implant-supported bridge solutions offer a reliable and permanent replacement for missing teeth, providing a natural look and feel.

On the other hand, a tooth-supported bridge uses existing teeth to support the placement of a bridge, and the procedure can usually be completed in just a few visits to the clinic.

If you have multiple missing teeth, there are several options available to help restore your mouth to full functionality.

Dental implants are the best choice for a permanent solution.

Whether you are missing one tooth or all of your teeth, implants can provide a natural-looking replacement and help maintain the integrity of your jawbone.

Implant treatments come in various types, including dentures over implants or implants with crowns, depending on your specific needs.

Another option would be complete dentures that can replace all the teeth in your mouth.

However, this solution is not permanent and can often lead to bone resorption.