The Best Treatments For Hormonal Gingivitis
Here’s how hormones can put you at risk of developing gingivitis and gum disease and the treatments available to protect your teeth and gums. Keep reading to learn more.
Five Cosmetic Problems Corrected by Dental Veneers
Dental veneers can be used to correct a number of cosmetic dental problems.
Among the most common are:
- Chipped or cracked tooth enamel
- Crooked tooth presentation
- Unevenly sized and shaped teeth
- Gaps and spaces in between teeth
- Discoloration, ribboning, and stains below the enamel
If you are struggling with cosmetic imperfections with your smile, call 832-610-3123 to schedule a dental veneers consultation at our Houston area office today.
Why Choose Dental Veneers
Dental veneers are sized, shaped, and colored to fit directly into your smile while offering optimal cosmetic improvement. Both stain-resistant and capable of reflecting light like natural tooth enamel, dental veneers offer a flawlessly radiant appearance that can last for years. What’s more, caring for veneer requires little to no adjustment to your current dental routine, making it easy to maintain their appearance.
Houston cosmetic dentist Dr. Scott Young is pleased to offer different types of dental veneers, allowing him to individualize treatments for optimal results. To learn which type of dental veneers are right for you, please contact Scott Young, DDS online or by calling 832-610-3123 and schedule your initial consultation today. We welcome patients from Houston and all surrounding areas of Texas.
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