What Are Some Restorative Dentistry Procedures We Offer

In the case you thought that dentistry was only for dental complications, think again. Many people have discovered the art of restorative dentistry, which is an excellent way of enhancing your physical appearance or just relieving yourself of subtle discomfort now and again. In many instances, people lack confidence because their teeth are not perfectly aligned. Irrespective of the fact that it doesn’t change you, it does change how you feel about yourself, and at the end of the day, that’s what matters most. If you want to have something fixed in your teeth, whether it’s for aesthetics, your self-esteem, or just simply because you can. It’s always a good idea to consider all available options and make an informed decision. Let’s look at some restorative dentistry procedures we offer at Genesis Dental in Utah and Kansas. 

Gum Recontouring 

For many individuals with a high gum line and dislike the fact that their gums are too visible when they smile wide on pictures, there is a feasible solution. Gum recontouring, also known as gum contouring or gum reshaping, can be an absolute lifesaver. This procedure entails straightening up your gum line, which will give the impression that your teeth are evenly shaped. It might also pronounce your teeth and hide your gums on photos, ultimately ensuring that you have a picture-perfect smile every time. Many people with broad smiles opt for this procedure, and it will leave a lasting impression on your overall appearance.

Dental Crowns

Are you tired of the extreme discomfort when brushing your teeth, drinking cold water, or just while going about your day? This most likely is caused by dental decay. Whether it’s because of your stubbornness or just because you have a history of bad teeth, a dental crown might be a great solution to your problem. Dental crowns not only instantly take away the pain, but they are specifically built for every person, so they won’t even be noticeable as they’ll have the appearance of your natural teeth. Dental crowns are made of zirconia, ceramic, or gold to ensure they are durable and don’t need constant maintenance. Once you’ve received a dental crown, it will stop your original tooth from further decay. 

Implant Dentures

We all know, the older we get, the weaker many parts of our body become. Our teeth are a great example of this. Many older individuals are prone to having their teeth chipped and broken due to their sheer age and all they’ve been through. Don’t worry when this happens, as it is an entirely regular occurrence. When you notice this in your teeth, you have a variety of options to choose from. You can either get removable dentures, implant dentures, or full implants fixed bridges considering your affordability. Like everything in life, the most convenient option is also the most expensive one. The type of dentures you get also depends on your oral health, so consult with your dental services before making a final decision. 

If you need any advice, contact our offices and speak to our experienced personnel who are fully capable of leading you in the right direction. If you finally decide to get yourself dentures, remember to consider your lifestyle and food choice. It will affect the final experience you have. Now, go out there and smile wide and be proud of who you are!