Smile Makeover

What Should I Expect During Smile Makeover Treatment?

It is helpful to know what to expect during a cosmetic smile makeover treatment to calm any anxieties that may exist about the process. Smile makeovers are typically tailored specifically for the patient, so each person may have a different experience, but there are certain steps that are common.

How smile makeover treatment works

The smile makeover treatment process commonly involves an initial consultation with a cosmetic dentist to discuss specific treatment options, the treatment process and aftercare to keep the smile looking great long-term. The following is an overview of each step and information on when to consider treatment. 

The initial consultation

The first step in the smile makeover process is to schedule the first visit with the cosmetic dentist. Typically on the first visit, they will go over what a smile makeover is, conduct an oral examination and possibly take dental X-rays. Treatment goals will also be discussed with the patient, which can help address cosmetic imperfections that can be improved.

At the end of the first visit, the cosmetic dentist and the patient can determine which treatments should be included in the smile makeover to best meet the patient’s needs and budget. 

The treatment process

There are numerous treatment options available to most smile makeover patients, and the procedures chosen are largely dependent on the cosmetic issues the patient has. Several of the more common treatment procedures include:

  • Teeth whitening
  • Teeth straightening
  • Damaged teeth repair
  • Teeth replacement

The amount of time the treatment process takes varies depending on the procedures selected. While a minor smile makeover treatment to fix issues such as teeth stains may only take a week or two, more severe issues such as the need for multiple teeth replacement with dental may take as many as six to eight months. 

Smile makeover aftercare

Smile makeovers help patients achieve a more attractive smile, but how long the results last depend largely on the quality of care the patient provides each day. Cosmetic dentists often provide detailed aftercare instructions to their patients to help them achieve quality results long-term, which may include practicing good oral hygiene, avoiding harmful foods and drinks, limiting alcohol and tobacco intake and taking extra caution during physical activities that may result in a blow to the mouth. 

When to consider a smile makeover

Essentially, anyone who is not happy with the way they look when they smile should consider how a smile makeover can benefit them. Smile makeover treatment can treat a range of issues, including but not limited to teeth stains, misalignments, damaged teeth, worn-down teeth and missing teeth. Everyone deserves a smile they do not mind showing in public or at work or school, and anyone who is insecure may be able to benefit from cosmetic dental treatment. 

Learn more about a smile makeover today

If you are interested in smile makeover treatment as a way to improve the appearance of your smile by fixing minor cosmetic imperfections with the teeth and gums, then get in touch with our cosmetic dentist team to learn more. We can schedule a time for you to come in for a visit.

Are you considering a smile makeover in the Gainesville area? Get more information at https://gallodental.com.

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