Infection: Infection, implant instability can cause problems, but in good hands there is always solution.
Answered 3/31/2013
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Cosmetic Dentistry: That is tough to answer in small space. But quickly, discoloration, malformation of tooth, cracks and wear, crowding and malalignment, spacing problems, size discrepencies, gum issues (too much, too little), collapsed bite issues, arch discrepencies. These are a few and have a range of different treatments. See a trained cosmetic dentist to address your specific needs.
Answered 4/28/2015
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Cosmetic Dentistry : Cosmetic dentistry is very predictable today! there are minimal risks. It is important for the health of the gums and longevity of the cosmetic dentistry to keep regular 3-6 months hygiene maintenance visits.
Answered 4/1/2013
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Compliance: If you've had or are going to have cosmetic dentistry done, make sure you do substantial homework and thoroughly review your goals and expectations. After you've made the investment, make sure you keep up with good homecare, oral hygiene, and routine professional check-ups and cleanings.
Answered 5/8/2014
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Expectations not met: To be happy with the end result, make sure you communicate well with your dentist exactly what your expectations are. You should have a high level of comfort and confidence in your dentist. After the treatment, remember to maintain your new smile. It will take commitment on your part, but, it is worth the effort!
Answered 3/31/2013
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Color,crowding, wear: Typically, malposition of teeth, color, front tooth wear or unaesthetic dental restorations are most common.
Answered 4/3/2013
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Varies...: Perhaps most common is chipping of the veneers. It is very important to obtain a special night guard to protect the investment in cosmetic dentistry when porcelain veneers are done. Another common problem may be that of staining along the junction of the dental material with the teeth. This problem is best prevented by obtaining these services from an experienced and well-reviewed dentist.
Answered 4/17/2013
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Many: There are many common cosmetic dentistry issues from crowding of teeth, stained teeth or missing teeth to peri-oral cosmetic issues such as wrinkles and people with unhappy smiles.Thankfully these are all issues that can be treated by a cosmetic dentist.
Answered 7/23/2013
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Managing Expectation: Once you have found a dentist that you have edtablished a positive comfort zone, the most difficult facet of treatment is managing expectations of the final outcome for the end point treatment. What do as the patient see as you final results, what is the most realistic outcome, what are the limitation if any, how long should it last, can my dentist acomplish this, is it completely explained, etc..
Answered 12/10/2013
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Ugly teeth!: Teeth with the wrong color, shape, alignment all are common cosmetic dentistry problems in humans.
Answered 9/9/2013
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Cosmetic dentistry: Most common complaint from my patients is that they want their teeth to be whiter! second most common complaint is that they don't like the spaces between their front teeth or the shape of the teeth!
Answered 4/1/2016
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A Large Variety: The most common cosmetic dental problems are teeth which are crooked, crowded, dark, too large or small, chipped, worn, stained, too far apart, or simply unattractive from a combination of these factors. Missing teeth is also cosmetically unpleasing. Unattractive gums are also common. Many problems you are born with, and some occur over time. Today, virtually any cosmetic concern can be corrected.
Answered 3/15/2015
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It depends: Like many health related procedures there are complications associated with any dental procedure. But an expert can prevent many and have a solution if one develops.
Answered 5/26/2015
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Pain and Anxiety: Most common cosmetic dental problems are also accompanied by pain, discomfort and perhaps anxiety.
Answered 5/24/2015
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There are many: There are a vast number of cosmetic issues in humans. There is crooked teeth, discolored teeth, misshapen teeth, long teeth, short teeth, big teeth, gummy smiles, white spots on teeth, etc... The list can go on and on.
Answered 11/27/2017
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