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Restorative vs. Cosmetic Dentistry: Choose The Right Dental service in Orland Park

Know the difference between restorative dentistry and cosmetic dentistry and choose the best option for yourself. At Complete Dentistry of Orland Park, Dr. Curt Ringhofer and his team have a wide range of cosmetic and dental services that can enhance the look of your teeth? Visit https://www.completedentistryoforlandpark.com to book your free smile analysis. <br>

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Restorative vs. Cosmetic Dentistry: Choose The Right Dental service in Orland Park

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  1. Restorative Dentistry V/S Cosmetic Dentistry

  2. Overview • Cosmetic Dentistry and Restorative Dentistry sometimes overlap each other. • The main difference between the two is their focus and the level of expertise of the dentist. • The cosmetic dentist not only focuses on correcting the teeth’s functioning but also on the overall look of a smile (aesthetics), whereas a restorative dentist would only help an individual achieve a set of fully functioning teeth. 73% percent of Americans would rather go grocery shopping than flossing their teeth.

  3. What is Restorative Dentistry? • Restorative dentistry refers to the management and procedures that your dentist performs to keep your mouth healthy and functional. • These procedures include putting in dental implants, dentures, fillings, and crowns. • Restorative dentistry is only concerned with keeping the mouth functioning as best as it can. Eventually this process also improves one’s smile. Your teeth are as unique as fingerprints. You’ve probably heard about using dental records to identify a person, but did you know that even identical twins have their own unique “dental fingerprints”?

  4. Issues that Restorative Dentistry Procedures can Fix • The most common issuesbinclude cavities which are filled to prevent further decay; missing teeth that are replaced with implants, bridges, or dentures; and broken teeth which can be strengthened and protected with crowns or caps. Dental bridges were invented to conceal a missing tooth

  5. What is Cosmetic Dentistry? • Whereas restorative dentistry is primarily concerned with keeping teeth healthy and functioning, cosmetic dentistry is more focused on improving the look of your smile. While dentists always put the health of your mouth first, having cosmetic procedures done may not necessarily improve how well your teeth actually function.

  6. What are the most popular cosmetic dentistry procedures? • People choose to improve the look of their smiles for various reasons. Chipped, uneven, or yellowing teeth are frequent issues seen in any dental office and may be sources of self-consciousness for many people. Teeth whitening, bonding, veneers, orthodontics are the most popular procedures in cosmetic dentistry. Veneers for teeth can protect your teeth’s natural enamel

  7. Contact Us • If you have any questions about restorative or cosmetic dentistry, please don’t hesitate to get in touch with Complete Dentistry Of Orland Park- Dr. Curt Ringhofer. Schedule an appointment for a free smile analysis, Call (877) 478-1353. Address: 14486 John Humphrey Drive, Orland Park, IL 60462 Contact No: (877) 478-1353 Website: https://www.completedentistryoforlandpark.com/ Email:  info@cdofop.com

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