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Cosmetic Dentistry

You deserve a smile you can be proud to show off. A beautiful smile is an important social asset and can be an indicator of confidence, happiness, and even success. On the contrary, if you are unhappy with the appearance of your smile, you won’t show it off as often as you would like. You may even cover your mouth when you smile or speak, and even may avoid social situations altogether. It’s hard to make a good first impression without a confident smile. The good news is, We are here with cosmetic dentistry service. Now you don’t have to settle for the smile you were born with!

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Invisalign®

  • Discreet clear aligners are virtually invisible
  • Eat all your favorite foods – aligners are easy to remove and clean
  • Complete your treatment in half the time of traditional metal braces

Veneers

  • A permanent solution that can correct a number of issues you may be experiencing
  • Your natural teeth are kept intact, and the result is a beautiful, straight, white smile
  • Your entire treatment can be completed in a single procedure

Kor Whitening

  • Continuously refrigerated, high-potency gels, together with a scientifically designed application protocol, deliver predictably exceptional results.
  • Teeth whitening can often be a frustrating, problematic, and unpredictable proposition.

At Clarksburg Dental, one of the most common dental problems we encounter is malocclusion, also known as “bad bite”. If you have malocclusion, your upper and lower teeth do not align when your mouth is closed. We typically treat this with braces or other orthodontic treatments, such as Invisalign. For patients with more serious cases of malocclusion, surgery may be required.

There are 3 different classes of malocclusions:

  • Class I: most common malocclusion- molars align, but anterior teeth are crowded
  • Class II: upper teeth overlap lower teeth and jaw
  • Class III: lower jaw pushed forward and lower teeth overlap upper teeth and jaw

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