CDIC | General & Cosmetic Dentistry Malvern | Orthodontist Armadale
Let Your Smile Say it All
If you’ve been thinking about a change to enhance the way your teeth look when you smile, its likely that you are considering cosmetic dentistry.
At CDIC, we work with you to assess which treatments will be best to provide you with the result you’re looking for. We use a computer driven smile design process to visualize the improvement to your teeth, smile and general appearance, and we keep it simple and painless. The profile and shape of your face, tooth size, shape and colour are just some of the factors we consider when creating your individualised smile.
Cosmetic Dentistry Consultation
Over time, our teeth can look dull, brown or stained. With the use of crowns, veneers, tooth coloured fillings, clear tooth aligners and teeth whitening procedures, we can restore your teeth to look better than ever.
Process
A thorough assessment and consultation with you will ensure an optimal treatment plan. We use the following steps to complete a comprehensive cosmetic assessment for you:
- We discuss your needs and expectations. We develop a number of treatment solutions, and in some cases, perform an in – mouth ‘mock up’ of your cosmetic treatment to help visualise what your new smile wil likely look like. This is used as a guide only, as the final result will look significantly better.
- Occassionally a visit to meet our dental technicians will be required in our final planning & evaluations.
- Photographs of your teeth and face are taken, providing a starting point from which to begin your cosmetic dental digital treatment planning.
- Digital impressions of your teeth are taken and in some cases, plaster models constructed to help assess your teeth and bite.
- An OPG x-ray, individual tooth x-rays and occasionally ‘CT’ type scans are performed. These radiographs provide images of the jawbone and the adjacent relevant anatomy to help assess bone volume, tooth structure and any pathology (diseased tissue) that may be present.
Real Patients and Results
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