Dental Aesthetics Colorado Springs, CO
In addition to providing integrated treatments to improve oral and overall health, general dentists can also enhance dental aesthetics. We can offer various cosmetic procedures to improve the appearance of smiles. These services are beneficial for people interested in cosmetic dentistry but concerned about their overall wellness and health.
Field Dental Center takes a well-rounded approach to dental aesthetics in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area. Our team can help you achieve a more beautiful smile and a healthier mouth. Call us today at (719) 362-5777 to learn more about our services or schedule an appointment.
Goals and Benefits of Dental Aesthetics
The goal of dental aesthetics is to improve the harmony and beauty of smiles. Treatments to boost dental aesthetics may involve improving the color, size, position, shape, and alignment of teeth, the overall smile appearance, the gums, and jaw structure. Dental aesthetics take the entire face into consideration to achieve the right balance between the mouth and the rest of the facial elements.
When improving dental aesthetics, our team uses both technical and artistic skills. This is a benefit as it allows patients to receive great aesthetic results and functional ones. People who receive cosmetic treatments to improve their smiles can benefit from a more attractive appearance and greater self-confidence.
“The goal of dental aesthetics is to improve the harmony and beauty of smiles.”
Why Complete Health Dentistry
Traditional dentistry focuses primarily on treating conditions instead of patients. In other words, conventional dentists often fail to consider any indicators of overall health – or how systemic conditions may affect oral health. Complete health dentistry, on the other hand, puts the patient first. While a traditional dentist may be able to complete cosmetic procedures, they may fail to consider how these procedures will affect the patient's overall health (and vice versa).
Research has indicated that periodontal disease is often a reflection of systemic conditions. As the mouth is one of the first points of entrance into the digestive and respiratory tracts, it also acts as a natural breeding ground for bacteria. Poor oral hygiene practices can allow such bacteria to flourish at dangerously high levels, potentially leading to various oral infections. A complete health dentist knows how to recognize the warning signs of poor health in addition to perfecting a patient's smile.
“A complete health dentist knows how to recognize the warning signs of poor health in addition to perfecting a patient’s smile.”
Popular Dental Aesthetics Procedures
Several factors can go into yellowing teeth, making tooth whitening one of the most popular cosmetic dental procedures on the market. Consuming certain foods, beverages, and medications can all discolor or stain the teeth, as can taking certain medications. While at-home tooth whitening kits may seem like an economical alternative, in-office whitening or whitening kits recommended by a dentist are the main ways to ensure safe, optimal results.
Dental aesthetics can also account for replacing missing teeth and other procedures. Bridges and implants are two common tooth replacement options. Bridges are also known as fixed partial dentures and are only anchored onto surrounding teeth once prepared for crowns. Implants, on the other hand, are surgically implanted into the jawbone to replace one or more teeth. These are known as restorative procedures because they restore both the appearance and functionality of the mouth.
“While at-home tooth whitening kits may seem like an economical alternative, in-office whitening is the only way to ensure safe, optimal results.”
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Gum Related Issues
People may also suffer from various gum-related issues that worsen their dental aesthetics. Gum disease can cause unsightly swollen and inflamed gums that can lead to tooth decay and even tooth loss when left untreated. Fortunately, general dentists can identify the early stages of gum disease and treat patients before it worsens and becomes more difficult to treat.
Additionally, general dentists can also help people who have gums that rest too low or too high on teeth. This can negatively impact dental aesthetics as teeth may appear too long or too short. In these cases, patients can benefit from cosmetic procedures such as gum reshaping to even out the gum line and improve the appearance of their smile.
“…general dentists can also help people who have gums that rest too low or too high on teeth.”
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Complete Health Dentistry and Orthodontics
Orthodontics refers to the usage of braces and retainers to correct irregularities of the teeth, such as crooked teeth and misaligned bites (also known as malocclusions). In more severe cases, orthodontics may prepare a patient for surgery. There are three distinct classes of malocclusions: Class 1 is when the upper teeth slightly overlap the lower teeth, Class 2 is when the upper teeth significantly overlap the lower teeth, and Class 3 is when the lower teeth significantly overlap the upper teeth.
Symptoms of malocclusion can range from minor to severe. Not only does it affect the patient's appearance, but it may also result in discomfort when chewing or biting. It may cause the patient to bite the inner cheeks or tongue frequently, develop a lisp, or even breathe through the mouth rather than the nose. A complete health dentist can correct any irregularities for optimal oral and systemic health.
“A complete health dentist can correct any irregularities for optimal oral and systemic health.”
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How does teeth whitening improve dental aesthetics?
A. Teeth whitening occurs through the use of peroxide-based bleaching agents. Whitening treatments from a dental professional are more effective and safer than over-the-counter whitening systems. There are various professional teeth whitening methods, from in-office treatment to take-home kits. People who are interested in whitening their teeth should contact us for information about our available options.
Q. Is teeth whitening painful?
A. Teeth whitening is not painful. However, it can cause some temporary discomfort from temperature sensitivity. People should have teeth whitening under professional supervision to ensure safe treatment.
Q. What filling materials do general dentists use?
A. General dentists may provide amalgam fillings or composite fillings. Many patients prefer composite fillings as they are a more aesthetically pleasing alternative. They consist of a safe resin material that is tooth-colored and blends in with natural teeth.
Q. How do veneers improve dental aesthetics?
A. Veneers are thin, tooth-colored coverings placed over the front of teeth. They can improve the aesthetics of chipped, discolored, disproportionately sized, or broken teeth. Placing veneers can result in a more even and symmetrical smile.
Q. How do braces work?
A. Braces are an orthodontic appliance that correct misaligned teeth and jaws. They apply steady, gentle pressure on teeth to move them into alignment over time. There are various types of braces available depending on the patient's preferences and orthodontic needs. People should contact our team for more information about our available orthodontic options.
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- American Dental Association (ADA). Glossary of Dental Clinical Terms. 2025
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