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Cosmetic Smile Makeovers – South Portland, ME

Make Your Dream Smile a Reality

Your smile is one of your most powerful features – it should reflect your confidence, warmth, and personality. At Gannett Drive Dental, we specialize in customized smile makeovers that do just that! Whether you're looking to correct cosmetic flaws or restore your teeth to optimal health, our experienced team is here to help you achieve the radiant, confident grin you’ve always wanted. Give us a call today or continue reading to learn how our cosmetic smile makeovers can transform your life.

How Does a Cosmetic Smile Makeover Work?

Young patient smiling while visiting dentist

A cosmetic smile makeover is a customized treatment plan designed to completely revitalize your smile. Your journey begins with a personalized consultation with Dr. Gagnon and our experienced team. They’ll assess your oral health, discuss your lifestyle and expectations, and recommend a tailored plan to achieve the best possible results.

In many cases, we can even create a smile preview or mock-up so you can visualize your transformation before any work begins. Depending on your current dental condition and aesthetic goals, your smile makeover may include a combination of veneers, teeth whitening, dental bonding, dental crowns or bridges, and more. We may also need to address concerns like decay, damage, or gum health to ensure your results are long-lasting and beautiful.

The Benefits of Getting a Cosmetic Smile Makeover

Young woman smiling after cosmetic smile makeover

Undergoing a cosmetic smile makeover can transform your entire outlook and well-being. Patients who undergo this process often experience benefits such as:

  • Enhanced confidence in both personal and professional settings
  • Improved ability to chew, speak, and maintain oral health
  • Youthful appearance
  • Streamlined and efficient treatment that saves you time and money
  • Long-lasting results with proper care and maintenance

Understanding the Cost of a Cosmetic Smile Makeover

Dental professional explaining cost of cosmetic smile makeover

Because no two smiles are the same, the cost of a smile makeover varies depending on the treatments included in your personalized plan. Factors that affect the overall price may include the number of procedures needed, the materials used, and the complexity of your case.

During your initial consultation, we’ll explain your recommended treatment plan in detail and break down the associated costs. We’re committed to transparency, and we’ll also review any available financing options to help make your dream smile affordable. Our goal is to ensure there are no surprises – just exceptional care, clear communication, and stunning results!

Cosmetic Smile Makeover FAQs

How Many Treatments Can You Include in a Cosmetic Smile Makeover?

The number of treatments that can be included in your cosmetic smile makeover is limited only by what we offer and what can fit in your budget. If you wish to achieve a whiter smile, Dr. Gagnon may recommend take-home or in-office teeth whitening. If you are frustrated with gaps or crowding in your smile or mild to moderate misalignments like an overbite, underbite, open bite, or crossbite, she may recommend straightening your teeth with removable and virtually invisible clear aligners. We’ll be happy to determine which procedures you qualify for and design a customized treatment plan during your consultation at our South Portland office.

Are Cosmetic Smile Makeovers Safe?

All cosmetic dental treatments at Gannett Drive Dental are completely safe for your oral and overall health. Our teeth whitening treatments use nontoxic chemicals that will not damage your enamel or gum tissue, and they are applied with customized dental trays to prevent excessive exposure. Invisalign will not increase your risk of tooth decay as long as you strictly comply with your treatment instructions by thoroughly brushing and flossing after eating or drinking anything but water and wearing your aligners as instructed. However, Dr. Gagnon will only clear you for cosmetic dental treatments after confirming that your mouth is free from tooth decay and gum disease or addressing these issues with restorative treatments.

Do Cosmetic Smile Makeovers Hurt?

A cosmetic smile makeover is an intensive treatment plan designed to address a number of issues with multiple dental procedures, so it’s understandable that you may be concerned about your comfort during the process. When you are receiving cosmetic or restorative dental care at our South Portland office, we will do everything we can to ensure that you remain comfortable while minimizing the risk of complications. Teeth whitening is a noninvasive treatment that typically requires no anesthesia, and it is performed using customized dental trays that protect your gums from injury. While you may notice some strange-feeling pressure around your teeth when you switch to a new set of Invisalign trays, this problem should only last about a day at most and can be addressed by using over-the-counter pain medication according to the instructions on the label if necessary. While you may experience some soreness after a cosmetic dental treatment, it should be quite mild and fade away over the following few days.

How Long Does Cosmetic Dentistry Last?

While the results of some cosmetic dental treatments last longer than others, excellent oral hygiene is invariably crucial for keeping your smile looking great for the longest time possible. Teeth whitening can last for several years if you keep your teeth clean and limit your consumption of stain-causing foods and beverages like coffee, tea, red wine, berries, dark sauces, and colorful candies. The results of Invisalign can last for life if you wear your retainer as instructed and maintain a proper oral hygiene regimen. You can also preserve the results of your cosmetic smile makeover by visiting our office regularly for checkups, refraining from using your teeth as tools, wearing a mouthguard when playing sports or a nightguard if you grind your teeth, and limiting your sugar consumption.