Thanks to advancements in modern cosmetic dental care, you can have a beautiful smile easier than ever before.
Your local AACD member cosmetic dentist can perform procedures such as teeth whitening, veneers, natural tooth
colored fillings, and dental implants in order to give you the smile you have always dreamed of!
Dr. Reynolds is proud to be an Accredited Member of the AACD!
Common Cosmetic Dental Questions
Q: I don’t like my teeth or my smile – what can I do?
A: A wide variety of options are available to improve how your teeth work and the way your smile looks. Check out our “Procedures”
section to see how other patients with similar problems were helped, then look for an AACD dentist near you to get started on your new smile.
Q : How much does it cost to get a great smile?
A : Like most services, cost will vary based on the time required and the difficulty of the procedures. Generally, improving a smile will require a
combination of treatment options such as bleaching, reshaping gums and using bonded materials (resin or porcelain) to improve the appearance of teeth.
A great way to start is having a consultation with an AACD dentist to determine the ways that you can reach your goals. Improving your smile is an investment in you.
Q: What are some of the benefits of cosmetic dentistry?
A : A great smile should improve your self-confidence, which can have a positive impact on the social and professional aspects of your life.
Cosmetic dentistry is not just about pretty smiles though. New techniques and materials are available for back teeth as well as the ones you
see when you smile. Now your mouth can look great, get healthy and function better at the same time. Ask an AACD dentist what’s available for you.
Q: Why should I go to an AACD dentist?
A: Our member dentists have shown a special interest in new technologies and procedures, specifically to help them achieve better results for you.
The AACD provides a wide variety of educational and interactive opportunities that assist member dentists in attaining the best possible clinical skills.
That helps promote excellent to care for their patients.
Q : I have dental insurance. Will it pay for my new smile?
A : Most dental insurances have very low total benefits per year, which may offset the cost of regular checkups, but probably won’t pay toward cosmetic services.
Insurance is a business, and as such, your carrier will often contract to pay for the least expensive option instead of the best solution for your particular needs or desires.
Many AACD dentists will work to maximize your benefits, and may have suggestions for alternative methods of financing so you can obtain the treatment of your choice.
Q : Is teeth whitening bad for patient's enamel?
A : There is no permanent damage caused to the enamel or any other tooth structures by tooth whitening.
If you have questions about your smile give us a call at 615-794-2444!
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Since early 1972, over 20,000 dentists, specialists and technicians from 42 nations around the world have attended the Institute.
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