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Cosmetic Dentistry and the Importance of Good Oral Health

January 11, 2021

Filed under: Uncategorized — jupiter @ 4:00 pm
cosmetic dentist examining patient’s teeth

Thanks to all of the advancements that have been made to cosmetic dentistry, millions of people have been able to enjoy the restored confidence that comes with a transformed smile. Everyone’s cosmetic needs are different, and yours are unique to you. The good news is, there is a treatment out there that will work for you, but having good oral health is an extremely important first step. If you’re ready to have the smile of your dreams, keep reading to learn what your Jupiter cosmetic dentist has to say about why oral health is crucial to the success of your treatment.

Oral Health and its Role in Cosmetic Dentistry

When most people think of cosmetic dentistry, the primary thing they associate it with is aesthetics, however, it can also do wonders for overall oral functionality. If you’re considering investing in cosmetic dentistry, you’ll want to set your mouth up for success beforehand. Poor oral health can delay the process of treatment, and here are some of the most common issues:

Tooth Decay

Cavities are likely the most common hang-ups when it comes to receiving cosmetic dental treatment. When a tooth is decaying, there is bacteria present, which can easily spread to the surrounding teeth during treatment. Plus, if you have cavities, cosmetic treatment would likely cause pain to the affected teeth.

Gum Disease

Diseases that affect the gums, such as periodontitis and gingivitis cause serious infection to the gums and can result in bleeding, swelling, or receding gums. If left untreated, Periodontal disease can eventually spread to the jaw, causing bone deterioration. In order for cosmetic dentistry to work, the gums need to be healthy and strong so that they can help to support any enhancements made to the teeth.

Underlying Health Conditions

Some health conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, kidney disease, and autoimmune diseases can contribute to poor oral health. If you have an underlying health condition, make sure to talk to your dentist about it so that they can help you find the best treatment options for your smile.

No matter what your cosmetic dental needs are, the first step to a having transformed teeth is maintaining good oral health. Talk to your dentist about the change you want to see, and let them help you obtain the smile of your dreams!

About the Author

Dr. Shane Vaughn and Dr. Amiee Vaughn are the husband-and-wife team who consistently help the patients of Jupiter receive the smiles of their dreams with cosmetic dentistry. They prioritize the oral health of everyone they care for. Years of experience in cosmetic dentistry give them the expertise they need to provide top-notch successful treatment. Are you ready to talk about transforming your smile? Request a consultation online or call (561) 747-7172.

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