Cosmetic dentistry is the art and science of designing wonderful smiles. It involves all aspects of general dentistry with a special emphasis on individual teeth and their overall harmony, shape, and balance in your smile. With advances in modern dentistry, there’s no reason you should be unhappy with the way your teeth look. Psychologists have proven that a beautiful smile enhances your personal appearance and improves your self-confidence. If you don’t like your smile, cosmetic dentistry in Crossville, Tennessee may be for you, and Dr. Shanks is an exceptionally qualified dentist in cosmetic dentistry.
Look and feel younger with an anti-aging dentistry consultation with Dr. Johnny Shanks. When Dr. Shanks does an Anti-Aging Dentistry consultation, he looks at every aspect of your face, not simply your bite or the color of your teeth. Changing the size, shape, or depth of your teeth with crowns, veneers, and implants can smooth wrinkles around your mouth, fill out your jawline, or balance the appearance of your smile without plastic surgery.
The beautiful, youthful smiles we associate with celebrities such as Julia Roberts and Halle Berry come from the fullness of the smile. That fullness can sometimes only be restored with a combination of braces and veneers. In many cases, however, Dr. Shanks has restored smiles in just a few visits using only veneers. Get that gorgeous, full smile that you deserve with a consultation with Dr. Shanks.
Sedation dentistry with Dr. Shanks allows his patients to relax while undergoing restorative and cosmetic dental procedures like dental implants and full arch restorations. In addition, dental sedation enables patients to overcome anxiety from discomfort up to phobia about even visiting the dentist. Plus, sedation allows you to group various procedures into a single visit and have little or no recollection of the procedure.
Here, your comfort is our priority; that’s why Northside Family Dentistry provides options to help you relax during your treatment at our Crossville, TN office.
