Dental crowns are essentially a cap that is used to cover a damaged or decayed tooth. They are secured using a special bonding adhesive. The crown covers the entire visible section of a tooth. They are often used when the tooth has already suffered some damage. Crowns can improve the look of teeth which have been chipped, cracked, or stained. They also strengthen the tooth. Crowns are usually made from porcelain or ceramic and can be color-matched to look like natural teeth. They are also be used to top dental implants to be one solid piece instead of covering.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Your smile is important - not just for oral health but a brilliant, white smile exudes confidence and opens the door to conversation.
”Recommended A+. I have been going to Dr Jamshid for the past 14 years through many different locations and he has always been so professional and so friendly. Five stars for amazing staff. Their prices are very reasonable and affordable. He pulled three wisdom teeth and re-glue the broken tooth for me. He has done all my regular and deep cleaning always so thoroughly. He saved my smile. forever thankful. I can't recommend Dr Jamshid & his team enough.
Farz X.
What can be improved with Cosmetic Dentistry?
Cosmetic Dentistry can be used to:
- Replace missing teeth
- Improve misaligned bites
- Brighten teeth
- Repair or replace fillings in teeth
- Correct gaps in teeth
- Change the size and shape of teeth
- Align teeth
More on Cosmetic Dentistry
When you need to improve your smile, Encino Dental Studio is the place to come to. Dr. Jamsheed will sit down with you to discuss all of your needs and explain our treatment options.
Our complete care plan allows us to fit our treatment options to your specific, Cosmetic Dentistry needs.
Throughout the process and even following any treatment you receive, we are here to help you. Have a question? We’re here to make you feel comfortable, welcome and of course, to give you the best and most professional care and service.
Let us help you improve your smile – permanently.
