PROCEDURE
The dentist performs a complete analysis of oral health, tooth structure and facial esthetics to understand the patient's needs.
Before any cosmetic procedure, plaque, tartar and surface stains are removed to prepare the teeth and gums.
The ideal smile is designed using specialized software or diagnostic wax-ups that allow visualization of the final result. The design considers facial proportions, skin tones, and patient expectations.
Problems such as cavities, tooth wear or misalignments that may interfere with cosmetic procedures are addressed. This includes restorations or orthodontic treatment if needed.
Depending on the treatment plan, orthodontic treatments, whitening, porcelain or resin veneers, esthetic crowns, or dental implants to correct the shape, color or alignment of the teeth can be performed.
Cosmetic dentistry improves confidence and self-esteem by transforming the smile, making it more attractive and natural. In addition, today's treatments are minimally invasive, preserve tooth structure and offer long-lasting results. It also contributes to oral health, correcting malocclusions and restoring damaged teeth, which facilitates chewing, speech and oral hygiene. It also reduces the risk of caries and periodontal disease, combining esthetics with functionality.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Cosmetic dentistry encompasses whitening, porcelain or resin veneers, cosmetic crowns, invisible orthodontics, and dental restorations. These procedures correct stains, fractures, gaps between teeth, misalignments, wear and alterations in the shape, size or color of teeth.
Most are minimally invasive and are performed under local anesthesia, ensuring a comfortable experience. In addition, many procedures, such as whitening, do not require anesthesia. However, the level of discomfort may vary depending on the treatment and the patient's sensitivity.
The duration depends on the type of treatment and patient care. For example, bleaching may require periodic touch-ups.
Anyone interested in improving their smile can be a candidate, but gingival and oral health must be evaluated first. Conditions such as cavities, periodontal disease or bruxism should be treated first to ensure that the esthetic treatment will be effective and long lasting.
Designed with ❤️ by MiA Group Co. © 2026 All Rights Reserved
EN 
ES 
