Cosmetic Dentistry
Flaws in your smile can drastically affect your self-esteem and confidence. Luckily, we can quickly improve your smile through teeth whitening, veneers, fillings, and dental crowns.
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Confidence Starts with Your Smile
We get it. Forcing yourself to do a closed-lips smile because you’re embarrassed by your teeth isn’t a fun way to go through life. That’s why we offer cosmetic dental services like teeth whitening, veneers, fillings, and crowns to give you the confidence you need to feel better about yourself.
No matter what issue you have with your smile, our skilled dentists will make a recommendation to fit your needs and budget. Remember, we’re not just here to sell you our most expensive services. We’re here to make sure your teeth don’t get in the way of living a happy and healthy life. So you can feel good knowing our cosmetic dentistry services are tailored to you and your mouth. Want to discover more confidence in your smile? Schedule an appointment today to get started.
What we provide
Teeth Whitening
Dark and stained teeth can take a toll on your mental health. That's why we offer many teeth whitening solutions for patients looking to brighten their smiles.
Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain veneers can restore the color and appearance of your teeth by recreating a natural look and offering flexibility similar to enamel.
Dental Crowns
Over time, teeth become more susceptible to problems such as decay, cracks or discoloration. Crowns renew the appearance and function of your teeth and last for years.
Dental Bridges
If you’re missing one or more adjacent teeth, you can reclaim your smile’s function and fullness, prevent undesirable changes to your bite and smile, and restore your sense of self-confidence with a custom dental bridge.
Fillings
Composite resins, also known as tooth-colored fillings, offer a non-invasive way to improve your smile.
Invisalign
Simple fix or complex shifts, Invisalign clear aligners can straighten it out – faster than braces.
1. Schedule Your Appointment
Use our online scheduler or give us a call at 912-748-8585 to schedule your first appointment.
2. Submit Your Online Forms
The days of filling out forms in the waiting room are over. Simply fill out your forms online before your appointment, and you'll be good to go.
3. Attend Your Appointment
Feel the Godley Station difference from start to finish. You'll leave with more confidence knowing you're on your way to a better smile.
1. Schedule Your Appointment
Use our online scheduler or give us a call at 912-748-8585 to schedule your first appointment.
2. Submit Your Online Forms
The days of filling out forms in the waiting room are over. Simply fill out your forms online before your appointment, and you'll be good to go.
3. Attend Your Appointment
Feel the Godley Station difference from start to finish. You'll leave with more confidence knowing you're on your way to a better smile.
Frequently Asked Questions
Cosmetic dentistry can fix a host of problems, both minor and major. If you have a gummy smile or teeth that are stained, damaged, decayed, or missing, you can turn to cosmetic dentistry for a solution. Even if you have a host of complex dental issues that need to be treated, cosmetic dentistry can give your smile a completely new appearance and renewed functionality. Additionally, crowding can impede at home dental care. Cosmetic dentistry can help alleviate and combat crowding – preventing future dental issues from ever occurring.
Some cosmetic dentistry treatments, such as teeth whitening, only have cosmetic benefits, but plenty of other treatments have real benefits to your oral health. When you lose a tooth, your remaining teeth tend to shift into the gap left by the missing tooth, making chewing more difficult and putting your teeth at risk for decay and gum disease. By filling that gap, bridges and implants keep your teeth where they belong and protect them. Implants work double duty, stimulating your jawbone to prevent the bone loss that is caused by losing a tooth. Even veneers, which are commonly applied to patients’ teeth for cosmetic purposes, can work to protect teeth where they have cracked, chipped, or the enamel has worn thin. While all cosmetic treatments do improve or restore the appearance of your smile, many of them also improve, restore, and protect its function as well.
Unfortunately, there are stains that professional teeth whitening treatments can’t fix. Often, these stains are acquired in early childhood or result from certain antibiotics, an injury to the tooth during its development, or too much fluoride exposure. Other stains acquired during adulthood, such as dark brown stains, may not respond well to teeth whitening treatments.
In such cases, dental veneers are the best way to rid yourself of the stain. Veneers are a thin layer of porcelain that is adhered to your natural teeth; you can get a single veneer to cover up one stained tooth, or you can transform your smile with multiple veneers. Since they are completely customizable, you’re able to choose their shape and size, and they are matched to your natural teeth in gloss and color, making them indistinguishable from the surrounding teeth.
Teeth whitening will not lighten your crowns or veneers. If you aren’t happy with the shade of your teeth, it’s important to get a professional whitening treatment before you get a crown, veneer, or similar treatment. When you’re getting a crown, for example, the porcelain material is matched to the current color of your teeth, allowing it to blend in and look natural. If you whiten your teeth after it’s been installed, the crown will stand out against your whiter natural teeth.
Whether or not your dental insurance covers a treatment depends upon what treatment you’re getting and what your individual company’s policy is. Most companies will help pay for a dental crown, for example, as the procedure is considered restorative, but many won’t help pay for an implant, a whitening treatment, or sometimes other cosmetic dentistry treatments. Again, amounts and coverage is dependent upon your individual policy and provider. So please be sure to reference your policy before discussing treatment.