What are the three most common procedures we do in cosmetic dentistry? What do they cost? Well… I’m happy to share. Let’s go! Number 3, four veneers in the front. Now, this is often done to correct for genetically small side teeth or misaligned front teeth when everything else is nicely aligned and ideal, except for those front four teeth. This investment will be around $6,100. And for many people, it’s the perfect way to reframe their smile and correct the center of attention that, for better or worse, the front teeth always get to be. The 2nd most common procedure we do is the upper 10. Now, the majority of us don’t show more than 10 teeth when we smile, so when someone wants to really change their smile’s color, symmetry, size, or width, going further back allows us to do that. If you have a smile like Julia Roberts, well, 10 might not be enough, but for most people, it will be. The average cost is just over $15,000, and given that it should last for at least 15 years or more, it’s about $1,000 a year to obtain the confidence boost it always comes along with. And the most common procedure we do is what I call “The Sexy Six.” This might be the most common cosmetic procedure in dentistry as a whole. That’s because a lot of changes can be made to the smile by altering the front six teeth from canine to canine. Changing these teeth together allows us to improve symmetry, orientation, alignment, and ratios quite well. If you haven’t watched my video on the common regrets in cosmetic dentistry, you should, because the possibilities or limitations of cosmetic dentistry are something we go further into depth on. A stunning smile with six front veneers is an investment of $9,200, but that investment can truly matter, given that 74% of adults believe that an unattractive smile can hurt a person’s chances of career success. So how long do these procedures take? Well, usually 3 visits if you want to count the consultation. It doesn’t take long to get the smile you’re after, and the process is always easier than people think when you’re in great hands. I hope that answers a lot of your questions and gets you a little bit closer to smiling the way you should. Thanks again for watching, and keep smiling, people.
