When you smile, do you feel confident and comfortable with the appearance of your teeth? For many people, dental blemishes like cracks, chips, stains, and gaps are issues that keep them from smiling freely at work and in social situations. At Renee Corbitt, DDS in Fort Worth, TX, Dr. Renee Corbitt and her team offer a variety of cosmetic dentistry solutions that help revitalize lackluster smiles, including the placement of dental veneers.
Are Dental Veneers Right for Me?
A one-on-one consultation with Dr. Corbitt will help determine if dental veneers are the right cosmetic dentistry solution for your unique needs. Patients who are unhappy with the look of their teeth love how quickly and effectively dental veneers can transform the appearance of their smiles. Thin, durable, stain-resistant sheaths of tooth-colored material are affixed to the front surfaces of your existing teeth, masking a variety of common cosmetic flaws. The result is a beautifully seamless smile that still looks completely natural. Some of the problems that are easily corrected with the placement of dental veneers include:
- Cracks and chips in enamel
- Mild to moderate misalignment
- Gaps between front teeth
- Deep, set-in stains that are not remedied with conventional whitening methods
- Teeth that are too large, too small, or misshapen
Schedule Your Consultation Today
If the appearance of your smile makes you feel self-conscious or comfortable, you are not alone. Millions of Americans report feeling some level of dissatisfaction with the appearance of their teeth. Fortunately, we are here to help with an extensive range of cosmetic and restorative dentistry solutions. Contact our office today and schedule your appointment with Dr. Corbitt. We look forward to showing you what a difference dental veneers can make in your smile in as little as two appointments. Our office happily welcomes patients from throughout the Dallas/Fort Worth area, including Saginaw, Richland Hills, Haltom City, Forest Hill, Arlington, and beyond.
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