Dental Cosmetics in Oxford

Cosmetic dentistry is where dental work is done to improve the appearance of the teeth and smile.

In America straight white teeth is a sign of success, prosperity and vitality. This perception is staring to take hold in the UK. Cosmetic dentistry is something we have to consider in modern England.

There are many different cosmetic treatments depending on each individual

Tooth Whitening
Tooth whitening can be a highly effective way of lightening the natural colour of your teeth without removing any of the tooth surface. Professional bleaching is the most common form of whitening.

Thin rubber coverings are made for the teeth into which the bleaching gel is placed. You need to sleep with these coverings and every night the teeth will become a little lighter. You can thus control the amount you want your teeth to lighten. Dr Charl du Toit will explain in detail when you are interested.

Teeth Whitening
Tooth Whitening

Only the upper teeth were bleached. See the difference!

Veneers
Veneers are thin coverings that are bonded on the front of your teeth. They are usually made from porcelain. The drawback of veneers are that a thin layer of your natural teeth need to be removed but with veneers we not only change the colour of your teeth but also the shape and position. Some patients can benefit greatly from veneers.

Below Porcelain veneers were used to close the gap in the teeth

Before Dental Veneers
After Dental Vaneers
Before veneers
After veneers

White filling veneers
White fillings can also be bonded onto teeth to change their shape and colour. White fillings are not as strong as porcelain veneers but are cheaper and can be used as a pre-step to porcelain veneers.

Before with ols white fillings
Before with old fillings
After with new white fillings
After with new white fillings
Before - discoloured teeth
After with new white fillings
Gap in front teeth
Gap in front teeth closed
Gap
Fillings Closed Gap

If you are interested in bettering your smile, your case will be assessed and the best treatment option will be advised.

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