Smiles come in all different shapes and sizes, and sometimes people like to make a few changes — like brightening, fixing chips or uneven surfaces, or adjusting their shape and position. As we get older, our teeth and gums can change. Sometimes it just takes a few minor adjustments to restore your smile back to its former glory.
If you’re interested in learning more about how cosmetic dentistry could rejuvenate your smile — and boost your confidence — please call Pretoria Bridge Dental today to schedule a consultation. We’d be happy to tell you more. Need more information about Cosmetic Dentistry in Downtown Ottawa? Contact us today.
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Dave came in with a discoloured composite restoration completed at another office. We were able to match a new one so that it is virtually undetectable.
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Invisalign, Whitening & Composite Bonding
Rachael wanted the ability to smile confidently and so with invisalign treatment, whitening and very conservative composite bonding on her canines we were able to achieve a beautiful and natural result that Rachael was looking for.
Orthodontic Treatment & Porcelain Crowns & Veneers
Marie-Lynn had crowns in the front that were causing her poor gum health. Orthodontics to move her teeth into optimal position as well as correct her bite along with a few porcelain crowns and veneers provided optimal gum health which enhanced and illuminated her beautiful smile. She was so pleased with the result!
Connective Tissue Grafting
A gingival graft procedure not only helped to enhance Jennifer's smile aesthetic with a very natural result but also restored her gums to optimal health which protects her teeth for the long term.
Porcelain Venners
Monica was unhappy with the space between her teeth and chipping. we helped her smile with confidence again with porcelain veneers.
Veneers Veneers are thin laminates that are placed over teeth. This process changes both the shape and colour of teeth while closing gaps and enhancing the appearance of your teeth. We offer prepless veneers – reversible & no tooth reduction.
Micro-Thin Micro-thin .3mm lamination is placed over the teeth, improving appearance and lasting decades
Contouring Enhancing the appearance of teeth by rebuilding, reshaping and resizing
Bonding Bonding processes are used by dentists to close the space between teeth and create a more visually appealing smile
CEREC CEREC is an advanced digital methodology for the design and production of ceramic crowns. It is used to make ceramic crowns, inlays & onlays. CEREC is performed chair-side and produces very high-quality dental restorations.
Depending on the teeth whitening procedure, your diet, smoking habits, and oral hygiene, this can vary depending on the person. However, on average teeth whitening can last up to 3 years.
To keep your teeth in good condition after a teeth whitening session, there are some common foods you should avoid within the first 24-72 hours of your teeth whitening session. Foods to avoid can include:
At Pretoria Bridge Dental, we offer smile makeovers for our Ottawa patients. A smile makeover typically involves a combination of one or more cosmetic dentistry treatments. These cosmetic procedures can include teeth whitening, dental bonding, veneers, dental crowns, implants, and more!
The goal of a smile makeover is to address a couple of different pain points when it comes to your smile in order to achieve a total makeover! Contact the team at Pretoria Bridge Dental today for a consultation.
Oral hygiene is extremely important following your dental crown procedure. Within the first day after your dental crown procedure, you should brush and floss gently by pulling the string through. This ensures you don’t pull up on your crown with the floss.
For best practices based on your particular situation, it’s best to consult your specific dental professional. They will be able to provide a detailed guide for oral hygiene following any cosmetic dentistry procedure.
Dental bonding usually lasts between 3 and 10 years but can vary depending on the lifestyle habits of the patient. Dental bonding can last longer or shorter depending on how well you stick to an oral hygiene routine, which areas of your mouth are bonded, how often you visit the dentist, your smoking habits, dietary choices, and much more.