SMILE Make Designing

How does Smile Designing work?

A dental process called smile shaping creatively produces whiter, straighter teeth and a stunning, natural-looking smile on your face.

What steps fall under the category of “smile designing” or “smile makeover”?

A smile makeover is a cosmetic dentistry operation that involves any one of the following to improve a person’s smile:

• Dental Veneers, Laminates, and Lights

Dental veneers are thin shells that are bonded over natural teeth to change the shape, size, and color of the teeth, resulting in a smile makeover.

The most typical issues that these cosmetic veneers can fix include gaps between teeth, chipped, broken, and discolored teeth.

The majority of the tooth structure is preserved by dental veneers because bonding requires only 0.5 mm of enamel loss.

• Dental Crowns

Dental crowns are utilized when teeth are badly worn down, when old crowns look unnatural, when teeth are yellow and discolored, or when there are noticeable alignment issues.

In a smile makeover, zirconia crowns are typically utilized to produce a smile that seems natural.

• Dental Implants

A person may consciously smile when they have spaces between their teeth due to missing teeth, particularly in the front tooth area.

Dental implants are now frequently used to replace one or more lost teeth, or even all of your teeth.

• Whitening of the Teeth

Teeth discolouration can result from a variety of factors, the most prevalent ones being smoking or using tobacco products, drinking a lot of tea or coffee, trauma, and aging.

At ARKA Dental Care, we whiten teeth using laser, which can lighten teeth up to four to six shades.

• Bonding composed of materials

To fix chipped teeth, fill in fissures, and replace old, discolored fillings, tooth-colored composite material is directly bonded to the teeth.

This composite material is occasionally also used to close gaps in teeth or give teeth a more aesthetically pleasing shape and contour.

• Inconspicuous Aligners

Many people lament their misaligned, crooked teeth, yet for aesthetic reasons, they refuse to use traditional braces.

With all the developments in cosmetic dentistry, clear aligners have become a commonplace tool for teeth alignment.

An invisible aligner is a transparent plastic aligner composed of a special thermoplastic substance that progressively realigns the teeth by moving them in the right direction.

Invisible aligners assist straighten teeth, which not only improves the appearance of a smile but also enhances tooth function.

• Correcting gummy smiles and gum contouring

Patients who frequently have excessive gum growth over their teeth often have gummy smiles, where the gums protrude when they smile. An uneven gum line can sometimes make a person’s smile less appealing.

The newest laser technology is used at ARKA Dental Care for gum recontouring, which results in less discomfort, no bleeding, and quicker recovery.

Which conditions warrant smile designing?

• Incorrectly positioned teeth

With the use of invisible aligners, crooked teeth can be corrected. Our dentist could recommend porcelain veneers if you want faster results.

• Teeth that are broken, chipped, or worn

Dental crowns and veneers can be used to restore teeth, depending on the degree of damage.

• Teeth discolored or stained

A person’s confidence and appearance can be negatively impacted by stained or discolored teeth, which can be remedied by teeth whitening or oral prophylaxis.

• Missing teeth and misalignment

In addition to being ugly, dental gaps can cause functional issues. Invisible braces, composite resin bonding methods, and dental veneers can all be used to correct this.

• Absence of teeth

One’s smile can be greatly impact by missing teeth, particularly in the smile line. Bridges or dental implants can be used to fill up the gaps left by missing teeth in the dental arches.

• Characterization and texture of teeth

For a more feminine or masculine aesthetic, our dentist could suggest enhancing the teeth with crowns or veneers.

Important Guidelines for Creating perfect Smiles:

• Tooth Characterization and Texture

According to studies, males often have larger, square-shaped teeth than females, while females typically have smaller teeth with rounded surface of the tooth edges.

For both men and women, our artistic dentist crafts a smile that fits their needs.

• Color, Value, Hue, and Translucency

When creating a smile that mimics the shade of natural teeth that are already there, it is imperative that the proper shade of teeth be chosen.

1. The term “hue” refers to the tooth’s color or tone.
2. The term “chroma” describes the level of saturation or intensity of the color of teeth.
3. The hue’s relative lightness or darkness is its value.
4. Value is represented in three dimensions via transparency.

• The golden ratio

In terms of height and width, the two front teeth create a Golden Ratio, meaning that their width should be roughly 70% of their height.

For hundreds of customers who chose smile designing, our cosmetic dentist worked wonders by creating a perfect smile that adheres to the Golden Ratio.