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Bioesthetics Long-term, Natural-Looking Solutions

Bioesthetics addresses two areas of patient
concern:
New Smiles: Will my restored
smile or beautifully enhanced smile last?
Reduction of Pain caused by: malformed
teeth, a dysfunctional bite, or declining oral health
New Smiles
When a dentist restores an unhealthy smile or esthetically enhances a smile, it should last a long time, right? Yes! However, this is only the case if the dentist has performed a complete esthetic, function and oral health assessment. Fixing the front four teeth might look nice, but those teeth require support from other teeth and the muscles of the jaw.
Bioesthetic Dentistry provides patients with beautiful natural smiles, and healthy teeth that last a lifetime. It is based on natural biologic form and works by arranging the teeth to work together with the alignment of the TM jaw joint. Biologically functional teeth bring out the natural beauty of a smile. Also considered is the Bioesthetics of the lips, smile, laughing smile, and face. This comprehensive artistic evaluation means your smile perfectly matches your individual dimensions and expectations you get a natural-looking smile.
Reduction of Pain
Dentists know people learn to chew with whatever teeth they were
born with. However, those with imperfect mouths (disharmonies in
the form of the jaw, teeth, or relationships to each other) can
develop bad chewing and biting patterns. Rather than an effective
vertical cutting motion for chewing food, they often engage in unhealthy
horizontal grinding motions. For years it was thought that wear
and deterioration of adult teeth was part of the aging process and
unavoidable.
Today, with Bioesthetic Dentistry, we are able to perform restorative
and esthetic changes that result in beautiful, natural-looking smiles,
stable jaw joints, comfortable muscles, efficient chewing, and teeth
that last a lifetime. This is why we perform comprehensive diagnostic
evaluation of your oral health and function.
You could benefit from Bioesthetic Dentistry if
you have:
An unattractive smile
Broken or worn teeth
Sore/tender jaw muscles
Difficulty chewing
Grinding or clenching
Jaw clicking or popping
* Source: Bioesthetics.com
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