Laser dentistry
Classical dentistry
Laser caries treatment
Dental prosthetics
Dental surgery
Implantology
Endodontics
Orthodontics
Periodontology
Pediatric dentistry
Teeth whitening
Aesthetic dentistry
Dental hygiene
Intraoral cosmetology
Dental consultations
Digital dental radiography
Aesthetic dentistry is a modern branch of medicine that allows for the repair and restoration of dental defects such as cracks, chips, and splits. It also enables changes in the shape, length, and color of teeth. This branch of dentistry can close gaps between teeth (diastema), address the effects of bruxism (teeth grinding), and help you achieve your ideal smile.
For individuals with missing teeth or dental imperfections they find unacceptable, aesthetic dentistry offers solutions. Advanced technology can restore missing teeth, bringing back both functionality (so you can eat comfortably) and aesthetics (so you can smile with confidence).
In cases where missing or damaged teeth are not visible when smiling, the patient and dentist may choose to focus primarily on restoring chewing function, placing less emphasis on appearance.
Trying on a smile
In other cases, if the patient is not satisfied with their smile, they can turn to a specialist in aesthetic dentistry who will find the most suitable tooth shape and color.
The greatest miracle of modern technology is the opportunity to “try on” a smile before starting the treatment process. Trying on a smile is a great way to get a feel for your future and to see if your teeth are functionally and aesthetically as planned.
Dental veneers
Dental veneers can be used to correct various cosmetic dental defects, such as teeth shape and teeth color. Dental veneers are most commonly used on the front teeth to restore or improve the smile area, but if the patient wishes, veneers can also be used to restore the lateral teeth. The average lifetime of veneers is 10-15 years or more, provided oral hygiene is maintained.
Teeth whitening
Teeth whitening is also a part of aesthetic dentistry. ERA ESTHETIC DENTAL specialists appreciate it when patients come for a consultation to find out the most suitable whitening method before whitening their teeth. Despite the fact that there are no medical indications for whitening, a dentist’s consultation can be the determining factor for an effective result.