Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Livermore Dentist - Creating My New Smile FAQ - Smiles by Design in Livermore

 Creating My New Smile
1. How do I find out about having you create my new, healthy smile?

 Since every person is an individual and every situation is different, creating your new smile begins only after a complete discussion of your goals and ideas. Using this as background, we proceed through a complete examination, which will include photographs and may include models. We manipulate the photographs we have taken using the latest in computer imaging technology. You can then actually see your new smile before we begin our work! If extensive changes are going to be made, models may also be required so that we have detailed impressions of your mouth structure, your teeth and your bite. Using one or both of these techniques allows us to make a comprehensive evaluation of what cosmetic and structural changes are needed in order to achieve the goals you have set for your new smile.

2. What are some of the options you will discuss with me?
Some of the options include teeth whitening, as well as procedures such as reshaping or tooth movement. We may use a combination of techniques to achieve your goals. Many people are unfamiliar with the latest techniques and are surprised to learn what can be done to improve their smile.

3. I am not aware that my dental health is deteriorating. Should I have you check, just to see exactly what my condition is?
Absolutely. If you have never had a thorough examination performed by a highly qualified aesthetic dentist, you may be surprised by what you learn. Many people are not even aware of damage or deterioration in their mouths. For example, by the age of 50, teeth may be worn down by approximately 25% to 50%. And this damage is often found in combination with worn out fillings or crowns and mild (painless) gum disease. If problems such as these are not addressed and treated quickly, by the age of 60 or 70, significant tooth loss and overall mouth health deterioration may occur.

4. How expensive will it be for you to create my new smile?
We understand that expense is always a concern for anyone who is considering initiating restorative or complete dental care. It is important to keep this in mind – investing in your dental health today will minimize future dental care expenses. There are helpful options so that you can afford to obtain your new smile – and achieve long-term dental health. Due to reimbursement limitations of many dental insurance plans, most people find it helpful to pursue a combination of financial strategies. We are committed to helping you find the right options in order to achieve the smile you deserve.

At no charge, we offer complimentary consultations. If you have questions, want further information, or are just interested in getting a second opinion, we would be happy to meet with you. After we discuss your individual situation, and if you decide that you would like to proceed with us, we will discuss a fee structure, financial options and your payment plan.

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