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James Pechloff, DDS
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
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Dental imperfections come in all shapes and sizes. Although some types of damage are more conspicuous than others, even minor 
cosmetic problems can negatively affect your smile, and confidence as a result. But getting a new and improved smile does not necessarily require investing in invasive, expensive or time consuming dental work. Dr. James Pechloff, a family dentist in Wauwatosa, WI, recommends dental bonding for minor cosmetic issues like stains and discolorations, chips, cracks, and gaps between teeth.
A New and Improved Smile with Dental Bonding in Wauwatosa, WI
Dental bonding can change the size, shape and color of a tooth to correct imperfections. Made of a mixture of plastic and glass known as composite resin, dental bonding can remake your smile in as little as an hour long dental appointment. Even with regular visits to the dentist and good oral hygiene practices, wear and tear from the normal aging process, and habits like grinding or clenching your teeth can eventually wear down tooth surface and enamel. Bonding is a quick, efficient and affordable option to make functional and cosmetic improvements to your teeth.
When to Consider Dental Bonding
The first step is to schedule an appointment with your dentist to evaluate your smile and determine the best cosmetic option for your teeth. The most common uses for dental bonding include:
- Permanent stains and discolorations from medication or trauma, which are typically not treatable with surface teeth whitening treatments
- Small or medium chips and cracks
- Gaps and spacing between teeth (larger spaces and gaps due to bite and alignment problems may require orthodontic treatment)
- Uneven or oddly shaped teeth
Find a Family Dentist in Wauwatosa, WI
Don't let minor imperfections like chips, cracks and discolorations ruin your smile. For more information about dental bonding, contact our office by calling (414) 475-5505 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Pechloff today.
Choosing the best dentist for you can be a confusing process. Should you go with a cosmetic dentist? One who focuses on restoration or
implant dentistry? Do your kids need a special, pediatric dentist? A family dentist encompasses all of these things and more. Find out more about family dentistry and if you could benefit from a family dentist with Dr. James Pechloff in Wauwatosa, WI.
What is family dentistry?
Some dentists choose to specialize in certain branches of dentistry or age groups. Family dentistry focuses on serving all of the members of your family, whether it is the baby’s first dental appointment or your grandmother who is being fitted for a denture.
Do I need a family dentist?
A family dentist makes juggling family life easy. Rather than taking extra days off of work to drive the kids to one dentist’s office and grandma to another, you can schedule all of your family’s appointments at the same place and even on the same day, saving you extra trips, extra time off work, and the stress of organizing it all. Additionally, your family’s dental records are all kept in one place with a family dentist, allowing you easy access if necessary. Finally, a family dentist can see someone from the time they have their first appointment well into their adulthood. This means building a solid foundation for a successful dentist/patient relationship.
Some of the services your family dentist provides include:
- Dental Bonding: Dental bonding is the application of a tooth-colored material using a special light, which bonds the material to the teeth to improve a patient's smile. Bonding is used to repair cracked, decayed and chipped teeth. Bonding is also used to close gaps between teeth and improve the appearance of discolored teeth.
- Dental Crowns: A dental crown is a fixed prosthetic object that looks like a tooth and is attached to a tooth or dental implant. Crowns are used to restore chipped, badly decayed, cracked, discolored, damaged and weakened teeth. With proper care, crowns can last many years. Maintaining good dental hygiene will help your dental crown last longer.
- Cosmetic Fillings: Fillings are used to treat decay/cavities and repair broken or cracked teeth. Cosmetic fillings are dental fillings that match the color of the rest of the teeth. Cosmetic fillings will make your teeth look like new again.
Family Dentistry in Wauwatosa, WI
Patients of all ages should see their dentist at least twice a year for examinations and cleanings. Parents should schedule their child’s first dental appointment by the time they turn three years old, or if the patient has any concerns about their child’s teeth, whichever event comes first. Patients should maintain a healthy oral hygiene routine at home to keep their teeth healthy and clean by brushing twice daily and flossing at least once.
For more information on family dentistry, please contact Dr. James Pechloff in Wauwatosa, WI. Call (414) 475-5505 to schedule your appointment with Dr. Pechloff today!
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