Cosmetic Dentistry in Las Vegas and Summerlin

Veneers

Dental veneers are wafer-thin shells that are uniquely created from porcelain or resin to match the color, shape, and size of the patient’s teeth. Dental cement is utilized in the attachment process to secure them to the teeth and cover the front surface. After removing approximately half a millimeter of enamel from the tooth’s surface, these thin shells are bonded (cemented) to the front of the teeth to change their color, form, size, or length. This is done to make cosmetic adjustments to the teeth.

The application of a veneer is the name for this method. Veneers are frequently referred to as “Hollywood teeth.” According to its name, the price of this surgery can range anywhere from $500 to $1,300 for each tooth that needs to be treated.

Teeth Bonding

Bonding the teeth with a tooth-colored, putty-like resin is the first step in dental bonding, a process that lasts for a very long time and requires plastic surgery. After that, the resin is cured using a laser or ultraviolet light, which helps to bond it to the tooth. Your dentist will hone, shape, and polish it to your satisfaction.

Bonding is an excellent material that can serve as a cosmetic alternative or substitute for amalgam or silver fillings. It can repair teeth that have decay, chips, fractures, or misshapenness, as well as teeth that have been cracked or chipped. The process of bonding a tooth can take up to an hour and costs between $100 and $400.

Crowns

A dental crown, more generally known as a cap, is a restoration that covers and replaces the whole portion of a tooth that lies above the gum line and has been affected by decay or injury. This helps to restore the tooth’s original shape, size, and toughness, as well as its beauty.

Crowns are a type of dental restoration that can be used for both cosmetic objectives, such as covering teeth that are deformed or badly discolored, and functional purposes, such as safeguarding a tooth that is at risk of fracturing or holding a tooth that has already broken together. On average, a crown costs between $500 and $900. Ceramic, porcelain-fused-to-metal, resin, or even metal can be utilized in the production of crowns.

Onlays and inlays

Inlays and onlays are types of indirect fillings that can be used to repair or replace teeth that have been damaged by decay or damage from tooth decay. They are available in a variety of materials, including gold, porcelain, and composites. On the other hand, inlays and onlays are created in a dental laboratory before being bonded into place by your dentist during a separate session in their clinic. At this session, dental fillings will be placed directly into the tooth that needs to be treated.

When a filling is bonded inside the middle of a tooth, it is referred to as an “inlay,” and when it covers the biting surface of the tooth or includes one or more points of the tooth, it is referred to as an “onlay.” Both types of fillings are considered to be restorations.

The word “inlay” describes the process by which a substance is bonded inside the middle of a tooth. Using inlays and onlays as an alternative to crowns allows for the preservation of the maximum amount of the patient’s original tooth structure. This cosmetic dentistry surgery might cost anywhere from $650 to $1,200 for each tooth that needs to be treated.

Implant Dentistry

Dental implants are artificial tooth roots made of titanium placed into the bone socket where a missing tooth used to be to replace it. During the healing process of the jawbone, new bone will form around the metal post implant. This not only firmly anchors the post in the jaw, but it also lays the groundwork for a new tooth to be attached to in the future. The cost of this surgery might range anywhere from $1,250 to $3,000 depending on the specifics of the patient’s case.

Potential Alternatives

To create a bridge, a crown is placed on each of the natural teeth adjacent to the space that has to be filled, and then artificial teeth are inserted into the gap. Dentures are removable tooth substitutes that may be cleaned in the same manner as real teeth. Dentures are also known as false teeth. Dental braces are used in cases where a patient’s teeth are crowded, misaligned, or otherwise crooked. These devices work by applying consistent force to the patient’s teeth over the course of a predetermined amount of time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What makes Dr. Cohan different from other cosmetic dentists in Las Vegas?

Dr. Cohan holds AACD Accreditation — a credential held by fewer than 1% of dentists in the United States. This required submitting an extensive portfolio of cosmetic cases for rigorous peer review by the top cosmetic dentists in the profession. Combined with 31+ years of experience and 19 Best of Las Vegas wins, her cosmetic credentials are unmatched in the Summerlin area.

Q2: What cosmetic dental procedures are most popular at Summerlin Dental Solutions?

Porcelain veneers are the most transformative single treatment we offer. Professional teeth whitening is the most requested. Smile makeovers combining veneers, whitening, and bonding produce the most dramatic results. Dental bonding is popular for quick, affordable fixes. Each patient receives a personalized recommendation.

Q3: How much does a full set of veneers cost in Cosmetic Dentistry in Las Vegas and Summerlin

Las Vegas?

Porcelain veneers at Summerlin Dental Solutions cost $1,200 to $2,500 per tooth. A typical smile makeover involving 6 to 10 veneers ranges from $7,200 to $25,000 depending on the number of teeth and complexity. We offer 0% interest financing through HFD.

Q4: Can cosmetic dentistry fix my smile if I have multiple problems?

Absolutely — that is exactly what a smile makeover is designed for. Whether you have staining, chips, gaps, crooked teeth, worn teeth, and an uneven gumline all at once, Dr. Cohan addresses everything in one coordinated treatment plan for a harmonious, natural result.

Q5: Does cosmetic dental work look fake?

Not when performed by an AACD-accredited dentist. Dr. Cohan designs every restoration to mimic the natural translucency, color variation, and surface texture of real teeth. She considers your face shape, skin tone, and personality. The goal is a smile that looks like it has always been yours.

Q6: How long does cosmetic dental work last?

Professional whitening: 1 to 3 years. Dental bonding: 5 to 7 years. Porcelain veneers: 15 to 25 years. Dental crowns: 10 to 15+ years. Dr. Cohan uses the highest-quality materials available to maximize the longevity of every result.

Q7: Is there a way to preview my cosmetic results before committing?

Yes. Dr. Cohan uses computerized smile design software to create a digital preview of your results on screen before any work begins. You see exactly what your new smile will look like and can request adjustments before approving the design. This preview is included at no extra charge.

Q8: Will I need to be sedated for cosmetic dental procedures?

Most cosmetic procedures require only local anesthesia for comfort. However, Summerlin Dental Solutions offers three levels of sedation (nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV sedation) for patients who want additional relaxation. Many smile makeover patients choose oral sedation for their preparation appointments.

Q9: Can I get cosmetic dentistry if I have dental anxiety?

Yes, and many of our happiest cosmetic patients were initially anxious about dental visits. The spa-like environment, warm team, sedation options, and Dr. Cohan’s gentle approach make the experience far more comfortable than patients expect. A virtual consultation from home can be a stress-free first step.

Q10: How do I get started with cosmetic dentistry at Summerlin Dental Solutions?

Call (702) 341-9160 or book online for a cosmetic consultation. Dr. Cohan examines your teeth, discusses what you would like to change, creates a digital smile preview, and presents options with clear pricing and financing. There is absolutely no obligation or pressure.