Get Rid of Black Triangles on Your Teeth for Good!
After receiving treatment like orthodontic work or periodontal surgery, your teeth may have been left with unsightly black triangles. These can make people feel self-conscious or embarrassed. Fortunately, Redding Dental Arts offers Bioclear treatment to fill in these triangles and restore the appearance of your smile! To learn more, contact our office today.
How Does Bioclear Work?
Functionally, Bioclear treatment falls somewhere between a filling and a veneer. It is like a filling in that it treats certain areas of a tooth with composite; it resembles a veneer in that it covers up an unsightly issue on the tooth. However, the treatment is much less involved than veneers, which require the tooth to be treated and covered in a porcelain shell. Bioclear entails the application of a composite to one or more affected teeth. This composite will be designed to match the color of the natural tooth to effectively restore its appearance. Dr. Tucker will use a Bioclear HeatSync and Blaster, as well as a traditional composite gun which is universally used when applying white fillings.
Am I a Candidate for Bioclear Treatment?
If you have been left with unappealing black triangles as a result of orthodonture or periodontal surgery, Bioclear treatment is a great solution. It can also be effective in treating aesthetic issues like minor chips or cracks. Further, it can help with minor alterations in the shape or appearance of a tooth. If you have minor issues with the way your teeth look, you may be a good candidate for Bioclear.
If you’d like to learn more about Bioclear treatment or wish to schedule an appointment with our dentist, please fill out the form below or call Redding Dental Arts today at (530) 222-0920.
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Meet Dr. Travis Tucker, D.M.D.
Dr. Travis Tucker loves being a dentist, and using his skills to serve the Redding community. Dr. Tucker grew up in Redlands, California. He studied at the University of California, Irvine where he earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences with a minor in Spanish. He then went on to earn his D.M.D. at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine with an honors in Community Oral Health. He practiced in rural Pennsylvania for several years until deciding to return to the west coast.
