Cosmetic Care
Cosmetic Care
keep your mouth healthy
Comprehensive Care At Royal Oak Smiles
At Royal Oak Smiles, our team aims to provide personalized dental treatment for patients who want to maintain a winning smile. We correct aesthetic imperfections as well as improve both oral health and the function of your teeth through our progressive dental treatments. Please take a look through our website to familiarize yourself with the treatments we offer. For more information, or to schedule an appointment, please contact our practice today! Our friendly staff will be happy to help you with all your questions and concerns.
get the smile you've always wanted
Porcelain Veneers
Dental veneers are custom-made shells designed to cover the front surface of the teeth to improve appearance. It can fix:
- Discoloured teeth
- Worn down teeth
- Chipped or broken teeth
- Gapped, misaligned or irregularly shaped teet
Dental veneers are classified based on the material used to make it. The most common type is the porcelain veneer. Based on its name it is made out of porcelain which is a material that most naturally replicates human enamel. Transform your smile with a porcelain veneer. Consult Royal Oak Smiles’ professional team for your veneer options. To start your smile makeover, call our office today!
brighten your smile
Teeth Whitening
What can affect your white smile?
- Extrinsic stains. They are stains on the surface of the tooth. Their causes include tobacco products, foods and drinks (such as coffee, tea and berries), and tartar.
- Intrinsic stains. On the other hand, intrinsic stains are those that lie beneath the surface and are very difficult to remove. These stains can become part of the tooth and can be caused by:
- Ageing
- Medications
- Trauma
How to get whiter teeth?
enhance your smile
Gum Contouring
how bonding works
Composite Bonding
Composite bonding is a cosmetic treatment that can help improve the appearance and function of your teeth. It can solve minor imperfections such as gaps, chips, discolourations and even misalignments. A material called composite resin is used in this procedure. It is an advanced dental material that can mimic the appearance as well as the physical properties of a tooth. During this procedure this resin is applied to each affected tooth and then exposed to curing light that causes it to harden. Once the composite resin has cured, it is then shaped and polished to match surrounding teeth. Wondering if this treatment is applicable for you? Ask your Royal Oak dentist today.
