TEETH CONTOURING AND RESHAPING
Contouring and reshaping of the teeth results in smoother and more uniformly and evenly spaced teeth.
This procedure can also be used to round out pointy teeth, to reduce
the length of lower teeth, and to reduce the width of teeth that
overlap others. The procedure usually does not require the use of an
anesthetic. What is Teeth Contouring and Reshaping?
Teeth contouring and reshaping is used by cosmetic
dentists to correct crooked, chipped, and overlapping teeth.
During the procedure, the teeth are "sculpted" by
removing a small amount of tooth structure and/ or by using
a small amount of tooth colored laminate to build up the teeth.
How Long does the Procedure Take to Finish?
The procedure may take several visits to the dentist to achieve the desired results.
How Much does the Procedure Cost?
The cost varies considerably based on the amount of work that needs to be done. It can cost between $100 and $1000 for the whole mouth.
What are the Possible Adverse Effects of Teeth Contouring and Reshaping?
Some people do experience temporary sensitivity to heat and cold.
How Long do the Results Last?
The results should be permanent.
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