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Cosmetic Dentistry: Getting Your Dream SmileAuthor: Dr. David S. Eshom
Are you thinking about improving your smile? Maybe it's just your one front tooth or your full smile makeover. It is a scary proposition to touch such a sacred part of your body. This video podcast is dedicated to answer patient's questions as to how to get the best smile while preserving your teeth and gums. We will answer "Are porcelain veneers the best thing for my smile?" and "how much tooth structure is destroyed when getting porcelain veneers?". We will also discuss the best methods to get a great smile without grinding on your teeth. We will answer the question "Do you need to see a cosmetic dentist to get a smile makeover?" and "How can I save money when getting a new smile and white teeth?". We will answer questions submitted by our audience so you will get the most up to date and pressing issues addressed about the latest cosmetic dentistry techniques and procedures. Dr. Eshom, your host, has over 25 years of experience with treating thousands of patients so they get their best smiles. Dr. Eshom practices minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry in San Diego. Language: en-us Genres: Health & Fitness, Medicine Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Dr. David Eshom breaks down how to decide between fixing 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10 teeth so you get a natural smile without unnecessary tooth grinding. We share real case examples and explain how tools like Bioclear, custom shading, Invisalign, and gum contouring can protect tooth structure while still delivering a big confidence boost.• Minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry as the guiding rule • Starting with the patient’s goal and building the plan backwards • One-tooth smile makeovers using Bioclear or a single crown • Laser gum contouring to make a single tooth blend • Two-tooth cases and how spacing affects tooth proportions • Bonding vs Bioclear and why injection molding changes strength and staining • Why three teeth usually looks off • Four teeth planning for alignment, angles, and a single dark tooth • Six and eight teeth risks including blocked buccal corridors and color drop-off • When ten teeth makes sense for a full color change and wider smile Be sure to click the link in the bio or scan the QR code if you have any questions or any concerns with your own smile, and we can answer them here at our podcast and hopefully in our office!Make sure to subscribe, and then we'll see you guys in the next episode. Click the link in the description to fill out a form if you have any questions on cosmetic dentistry or your smile that you want to answer.
