Naperville, Illinois: Naperville Commons Dental is pleased to announce it provides a variety of cosmetic dentistry options to its patients. The clinic understands the importance of having an attractive smile and to that end, provides numerous options to its patients to help them attain a smile they can be proud of.

Among the many options Naperville Commons Dental has available for its patients when it comes to cosmetic dentistry is dental bonding. Dental bonding is a common cosmetic dentistry procedure that is pain-free and can be used to close gaps in teeth, improve the color of teeth and even help to restore and improve the functionality of broken teeth. Dental bonding is a process in which a composite resin is bonded to the tooth structure and artistically sculpted to fit within the mouth.

Another common cosmetic procedure offered by Naperville Commons Dental is porcelain veneers. With porcelain veneers, individuals have the option to cover any imperfections with their smile that may make them feel insecure. Veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are bonded to the front of the teeth, helping to improve the aesthetic, as well as the functionality, of one’s smile. When getting veneers, the Naperville Commons Dental team will work with the individual to ensure the color matches the natural color of their tooth enamel.

Finally, one of the most common and popularly requested options when it comes to cosmetic dentistry at Naperville Commons Dental is Zoom! Teeth Whitening. With this option, an individual can undo the staining that naturally occurs over time due to drinking wine or coffee, smoking or even using certain medications.

To learn more about the cosmetic dentistry options available at Naperville Commons Dental, contact the team online or by phone at 630-355-2935 today.

About Naperville Commons Dental: Naperville Commons Dental is a dental clinic located in Naperville, Illinois, offering general dentistry, restorative dentistry and cosmetic dentistry options. The clinic has been in practice for more than 30 years.