Cosmetic Dentistry in Fairfax, VA

• Teeth whitening is one of the most popular and affordable ways to make your smile brighter and more attractive. There are several whitening methods, including home whitening using trays and whitening systems in the dentist’s office.
• Veneers and lumineers are thin ceramic overlays that are fixed to the front surface of the teeth and help hide enamel defects, chips, cracks and irregularities. They allow you to change the shape, color and size of your teeth, creating the perfect smile.
• Restoration of teeth with composite materials is another common method of cosmetic dentistry, which allows you to restore decayed or damaged teeth, as well as change their shape and color. Modern composite materials have high strength and aesthetic qualities, which allows you to create restorations that are almost indistinguishable from natural teeth.
• Bite correction is an important part of cosmetic dentistry, since an incorrect bite can not only affect the appearance of a smile, but also lead to various functional problems, such as impaired chewing, speech and breathing. Modern orthodontic systems, such as braces and aligners, allow you to correct your bite at any age.
• Professional oral hygiene is a mandatory procedure for maintaining the health and beauty of your teeth. It includes removing plaque and tartar, polishing your teeth and fluoridating your enamel. Regular professional hygiene helps prevent the development of cavities teeth and gum disease, as well as keeping your teeth healthy and beautiful for many years.

The choice of cosmetic dentistry method depends on the individual needs and wishes of the patient, as well as the condition of his teeth and gums. Consult with our dentist, who will assess the situation and offer you the best treatment plan.

Dental insurance policies generally do not cover procedures performed for purely cosmetic purposes. This is because insurance companies view these procedures as optional and not intended to restore the health or function of the teeth.

Our recommendations

• Consult with our dentist:
  Discuss all possible treatment options and find out which ones have both cosmetic and functional effects.
• Check with your insurance company:
  Provide a treatment plan from your dentist and find out which specific procedures may be covered under your policy. Find out what documents you need to provide.
• Consider alternative payment options:
  Many dental practices offer payment plans or partner with lenders that specialize in medical services.