Many people think that the aesthetic dentistry is only about teeth whitening – although this field is much more complex and knows much more than just making your teeth dazzlingly white. In fact, it includes all interventions that aim to make your smile more harmonious and aesthetic – whether it is the shape, position, color of your teeth or the gum line.
The invisible braces is a modern, aesthetic solution for adjusting the teeth, consisting of transparent, removable aligners. These aligners are custom-made and gradually guide the teeth in the desired direction - without anyone noticing the treatment. Hence the name: the device is discreet, almost unnoticeable, making it particularly popular with those who find classic metal braces too conspicuous or uncomfortable.
The gingivoplasty is an aesthetic and functional procedure that aims to modify the shape of the gum line – or restore receding gums. Many people think that this is purely a cosmetic issue, but in addition to the harmony of the smile, it can often be important from a health perspective.
The dental implants An artificial tooth root that is implanted into the jawbone to provide a stable base for a later fixed crown or denture. It is usually made of titanium, which integrates extremely well into the bone tissue. This process is called osseointegration. The result is an extremely durable, stable and aesthetic solution that can last for decades.
The direct veneer is a modern, minimally invasive aesthetic procedure that can quickly and visibly improve the appearance of the front teeth. During the treatment, the dentist uses a special, tooth-colored composite material, which is applied directly – that is, “directly” – to the tooth surface. Hence the name: it is not made in an external laboratory, but is shaped by the doctor on site, layer by layer.
Dóra always wanted to smile boldly. She was a cheerful, open personality, yet she hid her smile for years. Her friends said she had a beautiful smile, but she felt differently. Her teeth were fine, yet something bothered her – or rather: too much of something. When she smiled, her gums came to the fore, overwhelming her teeth. This phenomenon, which is called a “gummy smile” in the medical jargon, makes many people’s lives difficult, and it overshadowed Dóra’s as well.
When someone for aesthetic dentistry When you think about it, you often think of a “perfect” smile: dazzlingly white, straight teeth, a movie star look. But the real question isn’t whether your teeth are beautiful – it’s whether they suit you.
Éva is in her forties, successful in her job, determined, demanding, open – and yet there was something she had been hiding for a long time. Her teeth were never really straight. She had never had the opportunity to get braces as a child, and later she felt she had missed out on the opportunity. The idea of traditional appliances was uncomfortable for her: she didn’t want her clients or colleagues to notice that she was wearing braces.
Anna is twenty years old, smart, kind and beautiful – but she couldn’t convince anyone of this because she hid her smile from the world. She had been bothered by her slightly crooked, discolored front teeth since childhood. They weren’t particularly ugly, but she smiled with her mouth closed in every photo and always raised her hand to her mouth when she laughed. According to her friends, this was just a “habit” – but she knew very well that it wasn’t.
Krisztián is an energetic man in his thirties whose life has literally become harder with a tooth. After an unfortunate accident, he lost one of his front teeth. It may not seem dramatic at first, but he immediately felt the difference – not only in chewing, but in every smile, conversation, social situation. Something was broken.
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