Do you have a damaged tooth? Are you on a budget? Cosmetic tooth bonding is an amazing cosmetic dentistry solution that can be your quick fix for a smile problem, addressing the matter at hand and preventing it from becoming a bigger issue in the future.
Do you feel like you have a narrow smile? Too much gum showing and not enough teeth? Too many front teeth and not enough back teeth? If you have a “small” smile, it can be widened to look proportional, natural, and beautiful. The solution is porcelain veneers.
New York City cosmetic dentist Dr. Michael J. Wei has again been named Top General and Cosmetic Dentist for 2020 by USA Top Docs. This merit-based achievement recognizes Dr. Wei among his peers for excellence in his field, both in Manhattan and nationally. It also solidifies his position as a sought-after Midtown dentist who is talented, influential, and prepared to help every patient achieve the smile makeover of their dreams.
The three Rs of Earth Day are Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. Applying this mantra to your oral health care routine helps do two important things: It truly makes a difference in reducing your carbon footprint and makes you more mindful of how you take care of your teeth. When you maintain a healthy smile, you ward off the need for restorative dentistry and keep your teeth ready for the cosmetic dentistry you can’t wait to get when the COVID-19 quarantine is over.
Porcelain veneers are designed to conceal the imperfections of your teeth and beautiful your smile. Every smile makeover is different, though, and some patients may need more or fewer porcelain veneers to get the perfect smile they’re looking for. It all depends on how many teeth show when you smile naturally and what kind of changes you want to make to your smile.
When you’re hanging out at home according to quarantine orders, you may find yourself being all too critical of your reflection, finding things you would prefer to change or wish were different – most notably, your smile. The good news is this: You live in New York City, where just about anything can happen, and that includes getting gorgeous new teeth. If you really want to change your reflection, it’s time to start thinking about cosmetic dentistry, so you’re ready to say go when the city opens back up again.
You must stay at home right now whether you like it or not. No one is immune to the coronavirus. Quarantine will never be fully welcomed as the new normal, but one thing that won’t change is your dream for what you can do for yourself one day when everything settles down. That includes editing and upgrading your smile. So, while you wait for freedom, indulge yourself with a virtual smile consult and settle into the planning stages for your smile makeover.
Do you consider yourself a lucky person? Whether you believe in luck or not, it seems like this elusive force can sometimes help you get where you need to be. There are, however, other factors that play a role too – your personality, your credentials, your experience, and, yes, your smile. If your teeth are making you feel rather unlucky, it’s time to think about a smile makeover. It is possible to design the teeth that will truly be your lucky charm.
The people who get porcelain veneers have thought long and hard about their decision. They have elected to make the investment in this cosmetic dentistry because they know the result will pay dividends. Everyone who ultimately settles on veneers, however, gets there on their own timeline. Sometimes it’s obvious that veneers are the way to go, sometimes you need a little more convincing. Here are just some of the signs it’s time to get porcelain veneers.
Whether becoming a social media influencer is a career goal or merely a hobby, you’ll get more likes, views, and followers when you look your best. While Twitter demands wittiness, Instagram and YouTube require good looks. Make your finest self happen with a customized smile makeover.
Putting a photo on your resume or cover letter is not the norm in the United States (unless, of course, you have the kind of job that requires head shots, and so many people in NYC do). After all, your ability to do good work technically has nothing to do with your appearance – and, yet, it does. So, what does your smile say about you? Will your teeth help or hurt your chances of landing an interview, or do you need to upgrade to a perfect smile?
Antibiotic stains are an unfortunate side effect of antibiotic use in childhood. As an adult, you may attempt to have your teeth professionally whitened to eliminate the discoloration, quickly discovering that this cosmetic dentistry treatment really isn’t a viable option. Porcelain veneers, however, effectively treat antibiotic stains by concealing them completely.
