The cost of cosmetic dental procedures can vary greatly depending on the extent of treatment needed and the dentist you see. In general, however, cosmetic dental procedures tend to be more expensive than traditional dental procedures. This is because they are typically not covered by insurance.

Most people report no pain at all during teeth whitening. Some people may experience a slight tingling sensation, but this is usually temporary and goes away quickly. If your teeth are sensitive after treatment, using a sensitive toothpaste for a few weeks can help. 

If you lose your dental crown, it's important to see us as soon as possible. We will be able to re-cement or replace the crown. In the meantime, you can try to put the crown back in place using denture adhesive or temporary dental cement from the drugstore.

The length of time needed for a smile makeover depends on the procedures being done. For example, teeth whitening can be done in a single appointment, but straightening treatments may take weeks or months to complete.

While the primary goal of cosmetic dental procedures is to improve the appearance of your smile, many of these procedures can also have positive effects on your oral health. For example, teeth whitening can help remove stains and discoloration that can lead to tooth decay, and bonding or veneers can protect exposed tooth roots from decay.