- I have a question about my smile. How can I get a complimentary consultation?
- Is this kind of treatment expensive? Can I make payments or get financing?
- How long will the cosmetic treatments last?
- My teeth are really broken down and worn. Can the youthful smile I had years ago, be recreated?
- I had crowns placed some time ago, and noticed that I now have a dark line at the gumline. What can I do?
- I have a single dark tooth in the front. Can it be lightened?
- I have teeth that are chipped. What can be done?
- My teeth are crooked, or have spaces. Do I have to get braces to straighten them?
- Will my insurance cover cosmetic dental treatment?
- Can I get rid of these ugly, black fillings?
- How do I choose a dentist for my cosmetic needs?
Cosmetic Answers
My teeth are really broken down and worn. Can the youthful smile I had years ago, be recreated?
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I had crowns placed some time ago, and noticed that I now have a dark line at the gumline. What can I do?
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Can I get rid of these ugly, black fillings?
Back to topDr. Gibbs serves the communities of Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Lombard, Carol Stream, Naperville, and Lisle. Addison, Elmhurst, Downers Grove, Glendale Heights, West Chicago, Bloomingdale, Schaumberg, Wood Dale, Westmont, Winfield, Villa Park, and the Chicago area. See the website at FearlessDentalCare.com
How do I choose a dentist for my cosmetic needs?
Back to topFor the best results, it is important to know the qualifications and experience of the treating dentist. The term “cosmetic dentistry” has become trendy and many dentists are promoting themselves as cosmetic dentists. At this time, cosmetic dentistry is not a recognized specialty (like orthodontics, for example). However, it is a discipline of dentistry that requires a thorough knowledge of science and an artistic eye. Ask your dentist about his or her training in this area. Ask about continuing education courses and experience. A very effective way to understand your dentist’s skills is asking to see before and after photographs. Dentists who are dedicated to the art of cosmetic dentistry always take photographs of their cases.
