If your teeth aren't just crooked but you hate the shape and size of them, it's time to consider replacing them. You can get a new smile in a very short amount of time, and explore both temporary and permanent options.

Having a perfect smile is a great way to make a good first impression, and it can make you comfortable and confident with your appearance. Here are a few options to consider, when you are ready to replace your unsightly teeth that you don't want to show.

Veneers

Veneers are good if you are looking for a very fast fix to the dental problems you have, and if you don't want to go through surgery. For veneers, the dental professional will file down layers of the tooth enamel on the teeth that bother you, and then they will bond the veneers to the natural teeth.

The dentist can put on temporary veneers until your permanent veneers are in; the dentist will measure your teeth and send out for the size of veneer that you need. They will get you the smile that you want, but they won't last forever.

Implants

Dental implants are a synthetic option that will completely replace the teeth in your mouth. The teeth you don't like will be extracted, and then the implants will be infused into the bones. The implants can last forever if they are regularly checked by a dentist, and if they are properly maintained. Some of the benefits of implants include the natural appearance, you don't have to worry about dietary restrictions, and the synthetic teeth aren't going to break.

Bridge

If there is just one or two teeth that you want to take out, then you could have a bridge put on. There will be two fake teeth where the existing teeth were, but they are held in place by attaching the piece to other existing teeth. These are affordable and easy to put on, but they can get ruined as quickly as 5 years after they are put in the mouth.

You don't need to have crooked teeth that make you cover your mouth, or afraid to smile. Talk with a cosmetic dental professional like Associates For Family Dentistry and get a consultation to see how fixing the bad teeth can improve your oral health, and to see what replacement option is going to be the healthiest if you remove the teeth you don't like.

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