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The prestigious American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry conducted a survey<\/a> in 2015 in which practically all (99.7%) of Americans confessed that the smile is a very valuable resource in social interactions<\/strong> and, in addition, 74% believed that a Unattractive smile is an obstacle to job success.<\/p>\n In today’s society, the dentist is no longer seen only as the doctor to go to if you have a problem. Dentistry goes beyond health treatments and has become an essential discipline from an aesthetic<\/strong> point of view.<\/p>\n The dental clinics of today and tomorrow must be aware of this reality and seize the opportunity<\/strong>. Planning that complies with the key aspects<\/a>, good communication and quality services will allow you to differentiate yourself from other clinics.<\/p>\n Whitening has been one of the most common dental aesthetic trends for years. In fact, the vast majority of dental clinics offer this service, although the techniques to carry it out are different.<\/p>\n The most advanced way to perform a whitening is by dental laser, such as Wiser from Doctor Smile<\/a>. It has many advantages, although the most notable is its speed compared to techniques such as whitening gels, since not so many sessions are needed to achieve a good result. In general, about three sessions are usually required and the results begin to be visible from the first day. Activation with light makes the process much more effective and its results much longer lasting.<\/p>\n Another advantage of laser teeth whitening<\/strong> is that it does not damage the enamel and it does not require treatment after the necessary sessions. In addition, thanks to the laser, no whitening splints or molds are necessary and tooth sensitivity is non-existent thanks to the LED or laser, which is a cold beam of light.<\/p>\n All these benefits will make a whitening procedure more comfortable than usual, as well as quick and effective. It will also reduce the sensitivity caused by teeth whitening<\/a>, which is often one of the biggest inconveniences for patients.<\/p>\n Orthodontics can be performed both for aesthetic reasons and for health needs<\/strong>, for example in cases of cross bite<\/a>. The techniques applied in orthodontics have also evolved over time and have been adapted to the different ages of the patients.<\/p>\n One of the specialties in which the most progress has been made, and which have a direct effect on the results of orthodontics, is radiology. Today we have 3D scanners<\/strong> like Morita’s Veraview X800<\/a>, which allow us to achieve high-quality images of teeth, soft tissues, bones and nerves. In this way, orthodontic treatment is much more precise and the results are excellent.<\/p>\n In addition, 3D scanners work with CBCT, a special type of X-ray that works using a cone beam. This allows images to be obtained in much less time than a conventional CT scan and subjects the patient to much less radiation.<\/p>\n Whitening and orthodontics are two of the most popular trends in cosmetic dentistry, but there are more.<\/p>\n There are people who, when smiling, show a greater amount of gum than usual. This prominence of the gum, which is known as a gummy smile<\/strong>, can be for many people a simple characteristic feature of their smile, while for others it generates complexes that cause low self-esteem. The most common treatments are a gingivectomy, which involves removing excess gums, or a gingivoplasty, which consists of shaping and shaping the mucosa that surrounds the tooth. Dental lasers such as Wiser, from Doctor Smile<\/a><\/strong>, allow this type of surgery to be performed painlessly and without bleeding.<\/p>\n At other times, fashion makes certain people want to decorate their teeth in a special way. The “grills” or dental jewelry<\/strong> are intended to cover some of the teeth with a brilliant or a diamond so that they shine when smiling. In the same vein are the “tateeth” or dental tattoos<\/strong>, which consist of the impression of an image on the original teeth or on covers.<\/p>\n And, finally, if we previously talked about orthodontics to align the teeth and ensure that they are next to each other in a millimeter way, fashion has also made us see how there are patients who come to the clinic and ask for a “Gap Teeth”<\/strong> , that is, separate the upper incisors<\/strong> to change their aesthetics.<\/p>\n What will be next? It only remains to be prepared for everything that comes and always have the best equipment in the clinic.<\/p>\nWhitening for a dazzling smile<\/h2>\n
Orthodontics for aligned teeth<\/h2>\n
Other trends in dental aesthetics<\/h2>\n