Are you in need of repairing chipped teeth with Dr. Mitchell Sabbagh of Aesthetic Dentistry of New York in NJ and NY?
"Over the five years to 2020, the Cosmetic Dentists industry exhibited steady growth, driven by increased spending on esthetic services by both the millennial and baby boomer populations," according to IBIS World, a global company that provides industry research.
In other words, cosmetic dentistry is common nowadays and another tool to improve the aesthetic appeal smile and function of your teeth.
How to repair chipped, broken, and cracked teeth?
1. Resin Restorations restore small dental damages by decay. It bonds to teeth and seals the hole. These filings withstand continuous pressure and the procedure is quite simple.
1. Your dentist removes the decay and shapes your tooth/teeth.
2. A gel is applied on the tooth/teeth to roughen the surface of the tooth.
3. A disinfectant is applied and medication is used to minimize hot and cold sensitivity.
The dentist then applies the resin material that matches your teeth and hardens the resin using a curing light.
The benefits of resin fillings are they release fluoride to protect teeth and can contract and expand, which imitates live tooth structures.
2. Cosmetic Dental Bonding is another option people can choose when speaking with their cosmetic dentist.
It repairs:
● Small gaps between front teeth
● Uneven teeth or gum recession
● Chips and cracks in teeth
How does this work? Your NY dentist, Dr. Sabbagh, prepares teeth by applying a conditioning gel, then applying resin material and sculpting the resin to take the shape of the natural tooth.
No one will know you have a dental bonding seeing as the resin is the same color as your natural teeth, and you'll eliminate tooth decay!
Do you need a consultation?
If you'd like to learn more about the different options, just ask your cosmetic dentist. Dr. Mitchell Sabbagh provides his NYC, NY, patients with the care they need, so don't hesitate to call. Aesthetic Dentistry has two offices, one in NY at (212) 840-1000) and the other in NJ at (732) 531-3311).