Northridge, CA, Aug. 2, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Many people take good care of their teeth with the hopes of maintaining an attractive smile. Unfortunately, teeth can still become stained or even damaged. When teeth lose their natural beauty, cosmetic dentistry can be used to restore them. Several treatments, such as porcelain veneers, are available that cannot just brighten teeth but also create an even, flawless, natural-looking appearance. Dr. Arami, premier Northridge dentist, is offering porcelain veneers to improve smiles.
Porcelain is naturally reflective and has an appearance that is quite similar to natural dental enamel. Porcelain can be used to make veneers, which are thin shells that can be bonded to the fronts of teeth, for a more natural, attractive appearance. Dr. Arami, Northridge dentist, can use porcelain veneers to improve the appearance of uneven, excessively worn, misaligned, abnormally shaped, chipped or stained teeth.
Many people are candidates for dental veneers. Teeth and gums should be healthy, and patients should be committed to maintaining good dental hygiene. Just a few dental appointments can have patients enjoying their bright new smiles, which can last up to 20 years with proper care. Veneers are easy to maintain and require just daily flossing and twice daily brushing to remove debris and plaque.
Northridge dentist, Dr. Arami, also offers other treatments to help patients achieve more attractive smiles, including dental bonding, tooth whitening, dental implants and Invisalign. Each treatment can be used alone or combined with other treatments for a dramatic smile makeover that addresses multiple functional or cosmetic issues. Advanced diagnostics and imaging technology can be used to diagnose dental health problems for prompt treatments and formulate a treatment plan.
About Dr. Arami, Cosmetic Dentist Northridge
Dr. Arami is a respected Northridge dentist with a warm, caring personality. He graduated from the University Of California Los Angeles' (UCLA) School Of Dentistry in 1993, and he completed his general practice residency at UCLA. His studies were focused on treating medically compromised patients and patients with dental phobias. He continued his studies in the fields of implant dentistry and aesthetic dentistry, and is currently a member of the California Dental Association and the American Dental Association.