Aesthetic correction of teeth involves a range of dental procedures aimed at improving the appearance of the smile by correcting the colour, shape, size, and alignment of the teeth. These procedures not only contribute to a more beautiful smile but can also improve the patient’s well-being and self-confidence.

• Whitening is a popular procedure that brightens the colour of tooth enamel by removing stains caused by consuming certain foods, drinks, or smoking. Whitening can be performed in a dental office or at home using specially prepared kits.
• Restoration of worn incisal edges involves restoring the original shape of teeth that have been damaged by excessive wear, such as from bruxism. Composite materials that mimic the natural colour and texture of the tooth are used for restoration.
• Closing diastema, the gap between the front teeth, is an aesthetic procedure to eliminate the gap between teeth, often using composite materials (bonding) or veneers.
• Veneers are thin ceramic or composite shells that are placed on the front surface of the teeth to change their colour, shape, or size, and to hide cracks or discolouration.
• Bonding is a technique that involves applying a layer of special composite material to the teeth, which is then shaped and hardened with light to improve the shape, colour, or size of the tooth.
• Flow injection is a method involving the application of liquid composite, which is injected into a mould prepared on the tooth, allowing precise reproduction of the tooth shape and improving smile aesthetics.
• Porcelain crowns are a form of tooth restoration that involves placing a crown made of porcelain on the tooth. These crowns are used for significant defects, tooth damage, or to improve the aesthetics of teeth that cannot be corrected by other methods.

Each of these methods is tailored to the individual needs and expectations of the patient, and the choice of the appropriate method depends on the health of the teeth, the desired effect, and the patient’s preferences.