No pressure toward expensive treatment you do not want. Premier Family Dental is independent and doctor-owned, so nobody here is working toward a cosmetic sales target.
Whitening, porcelain veneers and Botox Cosmetic are laid out side by side, each with a written estimate, so you choose the change that matters to you, from a team on High Street in Wadsworth that also looks after the teeth underneath.
Order matters in cosmetic work, and doing things in the wrong sequence can cost you twice. Any cavities or gum problems are treated first, because cosmetic work needs a healthy base. If your gum line is uneven, it is reshaped next and allowed to heal, since it frames everything else.
Whitening comes before any new crowns or veneers, because they are matched to your shade and do not whiten later. Botox and fillers can fit in at any point, but plan them about two weeks ahead of a photo or event so the result has settled. You get the whole sequence laid out at the start, with an estimate for each step, so you can do it all at once or one piece at a time.
Porcelain veneers are a long-term decision, because a thin layer of enamel is usually removed to fit them and it does not grow back. That is why the conversation starts with whether veneers are the right answer for your chips, stains or gaps at all, or whether whitening or a simpler repair would get you where you want to be.
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When your teeth look short or your smile shows more gum than you would like, the gumline is often the reason, not the teeth. Gum re-contouring reshapes that line so your teeth look evenly sized, and it can be planned alongside veneers or whitening so your whole smile is worked out together.
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BOTOX Cosmetic smooths lines across your forehead without surgery, and results typically last about three to six months. It is done in the same office as your dental care, by a team that already knows you, so there is no separate spa appointment to arrange.
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Dermal fillers add back volume where lines and hollows have formed around your mouth and face. They are offered alongside Botox in the same office, and you go over what is realistic, with a written estimate, before any treatment is booked.
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Whitening from the drugstore leaves you guessing how far your shade can actually go. Professional whitening here comes two ways: a one-visit treatment in the office when you want the change right away, or a take-home option you use on your own schedule.
Learn more about Professional teeth whiteningA cosmetic consultation starts with what bothers you when you look in the mirror or at a photo, and what you would like to keep. The dentist checks your teeth and gums, talks through which treatments would make the biggest difference, and is honest when the answer is a smaller change than you expected. You leave with your options side by side and a written estimate for each. Nothing is booked at that visit unless you ask for it.
You do not have to commit to a treatment plan to book a visit. Tell the office what is going on and they will find you a time.
Results from BOTOX Cosmetic typically last about three to six months. After that the lines gradually return, and you can choose whether to repeat the treatment. It is a non-surgical treatment for lines on your forehead, done in the same office as your dental care.
No. Whitening lightens natural enamel, but crowns, veneers and tooth-colored fillings keep the shade they were made in. If you have visible restorations near the front of your mouth, the team will talk through whether to whiten first and match any new work to your brighter shade afterward. CEREC crowns made here are color-matched to your natural teeth.
Veneers are a long-term commitment. A thin layer of enamel is usually removed so the veneer sits flush, and that enamel does not grow back, so a tooth that has had a veneer will always need a covering. It is one reason the conversation starts with whether whitening or a simpler repair would get you the result you want.
Usually not, since most dental plans only cover treatment needed for health rather than appearance. Some work that looks cosmetic, such as a crown on a broken front tooth, can be partly covered. Premier Family Dental is in-network with most PPO plans, and you get a written, itemized estimate with any benefits applied before treatment is scheduled.
No. Many people spread cosmetic work over months to fit their budget or schedule. The order still matters, so you get the full sequence planned at the start, with what comes first and why. You can then do one step at a time without anything having to be redone later.
Yes. At Premier Family Dental, Botox and dermal fillers are offered in the same office where you get your dental care, so you are treated by a team that already knows you and your history. You get an honest answer about what the treatment can realistically do, and a written estimate, before anything is scheduled.