Marietta Cosmetic and Family Dentistry
“You know, sometimes a man just can’t satisfy all of a woman’s desires. Which is why God invented dental floss.” ~Author Unknown
“Every tooth in a man’s head is more valuable than a diamond.” ~Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote, 1605
The dentist: Oh, yes; a necessary evil. Going to the dentist is never fun. Having someone push, pull, scrape and prick the inside of your mouth can ruin anyone’s day; yet, again, going to the dentist is something that everyone should do to obtain and keep a healthy mouth and a pretty smile. We all know the basic reasons for a trip to the dentist:
Annual check ups: Catch the cavity creeps before it’s too late. Cavities are not only unattractive, but if left alone for too long, they can cause bad breath.
Teeth cleaning: Brushing teeth on your own is one thing; having a professional cleaning is something altogether different. A dental cleaning will get every place the tooth brush misses.
Fillings: Some cavities require the tooth to have to be pulled, and some can be fixed with a filling. Cavities can sometimes expose a nerve, which can extremely painful when eating. A filling will cover up the exposed nerve and help alleviate painful mealtimes.
Tooth repairs: Sometimes circumstances require extreme procedures such as oral surgery, root canals and braces, just to name a few types of repairs. A lot of times, these procedures can be avoided if annual check ups are in place, so, never skip an annual check up, unless it cannot be avoided.
Believe it or not, there are times when people actually choose to go to the dentist and they come out smiling. Welcome to the world of Cosmetic Dentistry; here are some reasons to say “Ahhh…” to your Cosmetic Dentist:
Porcelain Veneers: Hide those imperfect teeth with a glorious white ceramic shell and pump up the smile power.
Crooked teeth: You’ve always wanted that movie star smile but your teeth form a less than perfect smile. That can be fixed at your Marietta cosmetic dentist, because of a new and proven technology called Invisalign. Clear plastic aligners reshape the alignment of your teeth similar to the old fashioned metal braces.
