The Biggest Mistake People Make With Veneers

Dr. David Eshom breaks down how to decide between fixing 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, or 10 teeth so you get a natural smile without unnecessary tooth grinding. We share real case examples and explain how tools like Bioclear, custom shading, Invisalign, and gum contouring can protect tooth structure while still delivering a big confidence boost.

• Minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry as the guiding rule 
• Starting with the patient’s goal and building the plan backwards 
• One-tooth smile makeovers using Bioclear or a single crown 
• Laser gum contouring to make a single tooth blend 
• Two-tooth cases and how spacing affects tooth proportions 
• Bonding vs Bioclear and why injection molding changes strength and staining 
• Why three teeth usually looks off 
• Four teeth planning for alignment, angles, and a single dark tooth 
• Six and eight teeth risks including blocked buccal corridors and color drop-off 
• When ten teeth makes sense for a full color change and wider smile 

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Transcript

Welcome And What We Cover

SPEAKER_01 0:00

Welcome to getting your dream smile with cosmetic dentistry. This is where we discuss and help patients get what they want in a smile while being totally informed. Whether it is porcelain veneer, bonding, whitening, or invisible line, you will find out what is best for your situation. Everything you should know, where and who to see, and all the costs involved. Stay tuned.

SPEAKER_04 0:24

Welcome back to Getting Your Dream Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry. I'm Sabrina, your host for today, and I work with Dr. Esham to inform the public about the best ways to achieve your best smile. Today we'll be talking to Dr. David Esham, who's been practicing cosmetic dentistry for 25 years and is credentialed by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. Esham loves sharing his recommendations when it comes to getting a great smile. And today we'll be talking about whether you should get one, two, four, or maybe even ten tape done. Let me introduce to you Dr. David Esham.

SPEAKER_01 0:56

Thank you, Sabrina. Great talking with you again.

SPEAKER_04 0:59

Great talking to you as well.

SPEAKER_01 1:00

And I want to congratulate you on getting into dental school.

SPEAKER_04 1:03

Thank you. I mean, it was a hard process, but you definitely helped me along the way, and I'm indebted to you. I am so thankful to have you as a mentor and to work with you.

SPEAKER_01 1:12

Well, I'm so proud of you and impressed by you. And so uh Sabrina will be starting dental school in July. So she's going to the great dental school. This happens to be my dental school that I went to, but it's a great dental school either way, and it's the University of Pacific Degoni School of Dentistry. So congratulations.

SPEAKER_02 1:32

Thank you.

SPEAKER_01 1:33

So hopefully, some of the things you learn there will be about cosmetic dentistry and what we're our topic is today.

Minimally Invasive Smile Philosophy

SPEAKER_01 1:40

You know, as a cosmetic dentist, I'm one of the few people that um that practice cosmetic dentistry in a minimally invasive way. And so I'm very proud of that fact. And so we want to give our patients their best smile, but do the minimal intervention into their teeth or destruction of their teeth, so to speak. And so we like to do things minimally invasively, and so that's why I wanted to bring this topic up today and make sure that you understand what you need and how you should go about discovering it. And so we have one tooth, two teeth, four teeth, six teeth, eight teeth, ten teeth. Uh you can do 24 teeth too, but you only want to do what you need to get your great smile, and so that's our topic today. And I deal with a lot of patients that come to me and they feel a bit insecure, and uh they don't they want a better smile, but they're not quite sure how to get that. And so uh we like to help them and give them great information and eventually uh give them the confidence to go on in their life and to do uh great things once they have a confident and handsome or beautiful smile.

SPEAKER_04 2:58

Yeah, that's great. I think it's so important that we advocate for minimally invasive cosmetic dentistry because not that many people know and the dirty secrets of porcelain vineyards, for example. But um, so to start off, when patients come in, are they usually confused about how many teeth they should get done? And how do you sort of guide them towards figuring out how many teeth they should get done?

SPEAKER_01 3:21

Well, you know, the way we go about it here is we ask them what they would like at the end. And so from there they they tell me, and you know, most of them tell I want a big white beautiful smile, but I want it to look natural. I want it white, but I want it to look natural, and so that's that's fine and that's uh wonderful, but sometimes it's just one tooth in their mouth that they need to be treated. Um sometimes it's two teeth, and so on. And so we once I know what they would like, then um there are instances where we just do one tooth, and a lot of times the one-tooth person that comes in, you know, might have had a crown or might have had a chip that had old bonding on it, and they just want that thick so it matches the rest of their teeth. And here in our office we're very um we're very we have a lot of tools in our our tool kit, so to speak, and so we can we can match one tooth, and we can match it either with bioclear, which is the most conservative way, or we can match it with a crown. And so I'm very lucky to have a lab technician who's talented, along with the lab technician that will come to my office with his porcelain oven so we can do custom shading. So, let me show you real quick, you know, those two examples on one-tooth smile enhancement.

One Tooth Fixes That Truly Match

SPEAKER_01 4:50

So I'll share the screen here. And uh, this is a picture of a young lady that was going off to college. And if you're on our YouTube channel, you'll be able to see that she had one single dark tooth, and then she had a chip on her other side tooth. And so a lot of dentists would take this and go, Oh gee, I can't match one tooth to another tooth, so I need to grind down your other tooth in order to have two that match. And when I hear that, I go, Oh my god, that person uh is gonna lose that tooth structure and be destined to have to replace it or replace it over and over again. So in this instance, we just did a bioclear treatment where we overlaid some tooth-colored filling material in an artistic way that offsets the darkness and gave her the a single tooth, and then fixed the chip with some bioclear on the on the edge of the tooth without taking any tooth structure away, and gave her this result, you know, two teeth that match each other, that look like each other, and that you know, she can feel confident about because she was going off to college up in San Francisco and wanted to have that tooth fixed before she left.

SPEAKER_04 6:03

And so bioclear can be used to also just kind of cover the tooth below it, and it doesn't have you don't have to take away any tooth structure.

SPEAKER_01 6:11

Correct. You take a if you take some, you know, if the tooth's not alignment, you might take some to get in alignment, but then you can cover it with a whiter material, whiter material so that it offsets the darkness so that it matches the other. Now, if this tooth was really, really dark, you know, that's the limitations of bioclurry. You really couldn't, you would have to do a crown.

SPEAKER_04 6:34

I see.

SPEAKER_01 6:34

And so let me show you an example of a crown case. So here is another patient where on my or the left side of the screen, she had an existing crown that didn't match her other teeth, and it also had that, you know, infamous gray line at the gum line. And so we talked to her about it, and she was happy with the rest of her teeth and the rest of her smile. So we just decided to treat one tooth, and over here is a single crown that matches her other tooth because we did custom shading, and then we also lifted her gum so that the gum levels are the same and so that the teeth look the same length, and so that was a one-tooth smile makeover for her because, as you can see, the rest of her teeth were all nice, and she was happy with the color of them, so why not match what she already had? And so, going to a cosmetic dentist that has these tools is his or her toolbox is really, really important so that you don't have to do two front teeth in order just to get them to match.

SPEAKER_04 7:44

And I like this case and how you mentioned you did some laser recontouring for gums because in that way you you just have to do one tooth, and there are multiple ways to match one tooth to the rest of the mouth. So I really like how this case incorporates both techniques.

SPEAKER_01 7:59

Yeah, if you didn't do the gum, the laser gum contouring, it doesn't matter how perfectly the shade matched this tooth, it would always look different. Yeah, yeah. And so doing that laser gum contouring is really, very important. And again, we have that laser in our office and we use it all the time. Okay, so that is um one-tooth smile makeover.

When Two Teeth Make Sense

SPEAKER_04 8:20

So then going from one tooth, when do we decide, okay, let's add on one more tooth? And what kind of cases would require two teeth to be done, or what's best for two teeth?

SPEAKER_01 8:31

Well, with two teeth, you it's it's usually uh both teeth are damaged or both teeth are misaligned, and you have to resize them to make them uh look the same and be in alignment. And then, but you also have to analyze well, after I make them an alignment, are they gonna are they gonna look too narrow, both of them? So if you're trying to squeeze them into too small a space, you'll have two narrow central incisors. So you need to think about that, and then you need to see how they're gonna match to the lateral incisors, which are your upper two front side teeth, and make sure that they blend with that. And so sometimes someone wants to maybe have two teeth done, but the space isn't there, and so you may have to do something else. Okay, but let me show you two teeth cases, and uh I'll explain more there. So this is Brian, and he had two very chipped and thinks you can see you can see through his tooth here, and it's stained. Yeah, and uh he you know had moved here from New York, and in New York he was on Wall Street, and everything was very stressful there.

SPEAKER_02 9:50

I bet.

SPEAKER_01 9:50

But he hit the jackpot uh in some way, I don't know exactly how, but moved out to San Diego and became a surfer and more relaxed, and so uh he he he was enjoying life here, but his wife didn't like looking at his see-through chip teeth. So we did two porcelain veneers for him that blended with the rest of his teeth. He whitened his teeth, and then we're able to match that. And again, even with two front teeth, you need a very talented doctor and a talented lab technician so that um you end up with you know two teeth that match the rest of your teeth. So that's the porcelain veneer option. But here is the bioclear option where there are some chipped and worn and ugly uh two front teeth uh from uh this person used to suck on lemons, so they wore the enamel off the front, then they had some bonding, and as everybody knows, bonding doesn't last, it chips, it stains, and so he ended up with that. So we put two bioclear uh uvenirs over his teeth to get them to match for him.

SPEAKER_04 11:01

I see.

Bonding Vs Bioclear In Plain English

SPEAKER_04 11:02

And then oh sorry, go ahead. And as just a clarification, what's the difference between bonding and bioclear uvineers? Because I'm sure some people have questions about that.

SPEAKER_01 11:11

Yeah, I think we maybe talked about that in other podcasts, but to give you the short story for that is that bonding is kind of patty caked onto your tooth, you know, layer by layer, whereas bioclear is warm injection molded onto your tooth, so it's all one piece. It's they're the same materials, they're tooth-colored composite, but when it's warm injected onto your tooth, it is stronger, it doesn't have a seam, there's not layers, so it that makes it stronger, and it also makes it stain resistant so that you don't get stains where the seams are like they are in this case.

SPEAKER_04 11:48

I see.

SPEAKER_01 11:48

So, again, two teeth, that's all that was needed. He liked the rest of his, so we're matching it. And so that's really the talent in the cosmetic dentist. You know, I see so many in you know, Instagram posts where dentists are putting up, oh, I did 10 teeth, doesn't this smile look great? But when I look at the before, I go, Well, there were eight teeth there that were look pretty nice, and if you made the other two look nice, they wouldn't have had to have their teeth ground up.

SPEAKER_04 12:16

Yeah. And so do some patients come in and they say, Oh, I want to get my whole mouth done, but do you ever just recommend, like, hey, I think your teeth look fine the way they are, and then just do fur teeth, or does that ever happen?

SPEAKER_01 12:29

It it happens every week with the breach. So uh, and let me explain how that happens. If someone comes in and says, I want four swimming ears because I've hated my smile for years, you know. I I know some of them are chipped and crooked and so forth. And I said, Well, have you ever thought about doing Invisalign? Because there's eight teeth there that are beautiful and not chipped. Maybe there's four that are chipped and stained, but if we align them all nice and then make it look nice, then we're only dealing with four teeth at the end instead of having to grind down ten. And so sometimes people are are want to do the invisalign, sometimes they don't, but at least I've given them an option to save their teeth, and it actually actually saves them money too.

SPEAKER_04 13:15

I see.

SPEAKER_01 13:16

So, yeah, so that happens all the time.

SPEAKER_04 13:18

The short answer is yes.

SPEAKER_01 13:19

Good question, yeah. So when you're thinking about the patient and you're thinking about not grinding on tooth structure, a lot of great solutions come out of that, and that saves our your patient's teeth and uh saves them from having to replace it all you know every five or ten or twenty years.

SPEAKER_04 13:39

And I think that's like a common theme in our podcast in that you want to find a cosmetic dentist who provides you with all these multiple options, so like maybe misalign or bioclear, and then maybe whitening or laser recontouring, like in the other case, before you even like step into the realm of wanting to grind down their teeth. Exactly. Exactly.

SPEAKER_01 13:59

So

Four Teeth Planning And The “No Three” Rule

SPEAKER_01 14:00

good.

SPEAKER_04 14:00

Awesome. So I guess we can move on from two and guess where we're going from two, Sabrina. Multiply that by two, and then we'll get four teeth. So when should we do four teeth?

SPEAKER_01 14:12

Well, first I should talk about well, hey, Doctor, you're not talking about three teeth, right?

SPEAKER_04 14:16

Yeah, so why don't you talk about three teeth?

SPEAKER_01 14:18

Well, three teeth, you know, are is very difficult, and usually it's the lateral incisor that you're not doing, and so from different angles and different lights, it makes it look very, very funny. And so, yeah, maybe there is if someone's not particular, you do three teeth and not do the fourth, but most of the time you're either doing four, uh two, and then going to four. And again, I try to be conservative, but really that's kind of where you have to be if if you're thinking about doing um having a nice smile at the front. And most of the time it's either two or four teeth that are the patient's main concern. So with four teeth, you know, you need to be concerned with are they aligned? Because if you're gonna put them back into alignment, again you have to think about how you're gonna space them. The other thing you have to look at is are they tilted or angled off from the patient's face? They should be perpendicular and horizontal to the midline, should be perpendicular and the teeth should be horizontal to the patient's eyes. And so if you're gonna shift them, that's gonna change the spacing. And so as you shift a tooth over, one gets wide and the other gets narrow, and so that's why a lot of times you need to do four teeth so you can shift them over, but spread spread the spacing over four teeth instead of two teeth, and so and then you need to match the patient's rest of their mouth, and that is pretty easily done.

SPEAKER_04 15:57

I see, and then so we talked about okay, why don't we want to do three teeth, and that's an odd number, but what about six teeth? I know that's a TV number, so why not?

SPEAKER_01 16:06

Well, let me show you cases of four before we go to five. We're just jumping the gun. So that was two teeth, and so here's a patient where we did four teeth, and you can see one is dark again for the people that are just listening. There's one dark tooth, and then there's two other teeth that are overlapped, and one that is partially overlapped, and so we had to correct the alignment and then correct the spacing and the angle so that it looks natural. And I don't want to say it, but I think that looks beautiful.

SPEAKER_04 16:39

It looks amazing to me, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 16:41

So there's four teeth, alignment corrected, a dark tooth corrected, and a nice smile. And that's done with porcelain veneers in that case. And then here's another patient that had four front teeth that were um acid eroded, again from lemons and limes that she liked to suck on, and then we did her four front teeth with bioclear and made them look nice that way.

SMILE 10 Limited-Time Offer

SPEAKER_03 17:06

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SPEAKER_01 17:25

Now we can go to 16.

Six And Eight Teeth Smile Width Risks

SPEAKER_01 17:28

Now you can do 16, but it is particularly hard because whether you're doing porcelain veneers or bioclear, the teeth tend to get a little bigger and go out. And so when you're doing the four front teeth, you know there you have them in a nice alignment, but at the sixth tooth, which is your eye tooth, it starts turning back in your smile. And everybody has seen that smile where you see six front teeth and you don't see any teeth behind it. Well, if you let that tooth get too wide and you don't prepare the tooth enough so that your lab tech can keep it in, then you're gonna end up with a six front tooth smile and something that isn't very natural looking. Now, six can be done, uh, it has to be done, you know, very carefully. But usually there's some misalignment of the back teeth, and so we usually like to go to eight at least, you know, to blend those so they all look the same, or even ten where you we actually widen the smile.

SPEAKER_04 18:33

So are you saying like with the six teeth, like they're not gonna get a wide smile and it's gonna be a very narrow smile?

SPEAKER_01 18:40

Um, well, yes, you're not gonna widen the smile at all by doing six teeth, and then usually the six tooth, which are the the three on each side, or the two eye teeth, are gonna block out the smile behind. Oh, I see. And so you end up looking like you don't have teeth behind your six front teeth.

unknown 18:57

Makes sense. Okay.

SPEAKER_01 18:58

So this all should be discussed and talked about in your consultation. There should be pictures of you taken at that office, and then we actually get to see your pictures and the doctor discuss what is possible with those teeth.

SPEAKER_04 19:15

Sounds good. And so moving from there, why I can show you a tooth.

SPEAKER_01 19:20

I think we have six. Yeah, I do have it's not like we can't, uh, but it's rarer instances. So here is um Edgar, and he wanted his six front teeth done that were really worn and flared. If you notice, they're flared, and he just got finished with uh orthodontics, but that's the best they can do. But we made sure we did his eye teeth or his cuspid tooth and we kept it narrow so it didn't block the tooth behind, and then we made the teeth longer and with uh translucency so that and then brought them more upright so that he would still have a nice smile. So it can be done, but you need to be you need to have some talent. Gotcha.

SPEAKER_04 20:06

Not to tap yourself on the show.

SPEAKER_01 20:08

No, and then I'll it's not just me, but uh one of my cosmetic dentistry residents, Dr. Chris Snipp, who's now in Hawaii, uh, he did this six six-tooth case here, and he did the cuspids on the side, and he did not block out the bicuspid. So this patient looks like he had a nice smile, and this person was enhancing their smile and had post-invisalign disappointment, right? He's just finishing invisalign and he's not happy with his smile. So Dr. Nip saved him from the post-invisalign disappointment by doing uh six bioclear nuvenirs on his team.

SPEAKER_04 20:48

I think that's really cool because bioclear is an additive procedure, but you can tell that the smile is like perfectly aligned and nothing is being blocked, and I think it looks really great.

SPEAKER_01 20:59

Yeah, no, it's a great way to go.

SPEAKER_04 21:02

Okay, so moving from six, what are we gonna jump to, Dr. Asha?

SPEAKER_01 21:06

Well, um most we're gonna jump to eight. Okay, but you know, I have to say that a lot of times when someone wants eight front teeth, um, you know, they're doing it because they can't afford to do ten. Oh which I understand, you know, money can be it can be a factor, and so they'll do eight front teeth, but again, when you do that eighth tooth or the four teeth back, you know, you'll end up blocking that tooth behind, and then from the side you'll notice it. But sometimes people aren't that particular, um, but at least when they come to our office, we point that out that like only one person sees you in the front, and maybe two or three see you from the side, so they'll see that drop off. And then if you're gonna do a really bright shade or a brighter shade, then um Then you'll see the shade drop off too. Oh. But we have done eight, and I could show you eight if you like.

SPEAKER_04 22:05

I'd love to see eight.

SPEAKER_01 22:07

Okay. And we try to do it the best we can in the same way we think about six. So here's a patient who had very crooked teeth, and again ran out of budget for 10 teeth. But we did laser gum surgery or gum recontouring on her, and then did eight porcelain veneers, and then it did our best not to block the back part of her smile, and it turned out really well. That was done with porcelain. And then here's another eight-tooth porcelain case. This one is actually done on my brother-in-law. He took a picture with his daughter in high school, her senior pictures. Him and her, and everybody made fun of him because his daughter had really nice teeth, and he had kind of like summer teeth. I call these summer teeth because some are here and some are there. And you're right, a lot of them are chipped. So uh, but yeah, so we got gave him a nice natural smile.

SPEAKER_02 23:10

That's amazing.

SPEAKER_01 23:11

So, but anyway, so that's uh that's eight, and then stop sharing.

unknown 23:19

Stop sharing.

SPEAKER_01 23:20

Oh, okay. So stop the share and come back here. So that's the eight teeth. So eight teeth can be done, but again, it has to be done very carefully. And if you want a full color change, it's really hard to do the full color change because you'll see where the color drops off. I see.

SPEAKER_04 23:38

And so in that case, if they want to do their whole smile, um, at least on the top, would 10 be the best option for them?

SPEAKER_01 23:46

Usually 10's for people that are really picky in particular. Um, usually 10's the best option. Uh there's even some people with a big white smile and that are really, really picky, then you may want to do 12, which would be your molar usually. And we have done that, but 10 usually makes someone happy, their teeth can have be nice and white, they can have an ideal smile and look, you know, very, very beautiful with 10 teeth. So um, but that that a lot of it is budget related, and a lot of it is whether someone wants to grind their teeth down with porcelain veneers or just add to their teeth with bioclair. You want to see 10?

SPEAKER_04 24:27

I'd love to see 10.

Ten Teeth Redo After Bad Veneers

SPEAKER_01 24:29

So this is an interesting case because when you look at this person, they have six porcelain veneers. They already have them. Oh right. And then if you notice, this tooth number 11, her left eye tooth is blocking out her buccal corridor. This one isn't too bad, but you can kind of see that it is bigger than her other teeth, and that's kind of what happens is you know, your teeth get bigger, the six fronts, then you notice the sides are like tiny teeth. And so um the story behind her, and you can see they're angled wrong. Yeah, the story behind her, she went to Tijuana to have her teeth done, and they said they'd do a wonderful job for her, and they'd get her done, you know, in in 10 days. So they ground on her teeth and then they put her temporaries, and she says, I hope my teeth aren't gonna look like this. I said, No, no, no. When you come back, we'll have all porcelain ones, they're gonna look, they're gonna look great. But if you've listened to our podcast as to what makes up a good cosmetic dentist, a good cosmetic dentist makes nice temporaries for you that look like your permanents are gonna look, so that you can analyze them and consequently change them if you don't like the length or you don't like the shape or things like that. But when you don't do that, and then you just give somebody six porcelain veneers and they're they've been numb and you've had the temporaries taken off, and they're kind of look at them, and the lips are fat, and and you know, you're just so tired you say, Yes, okay, that's good, put it in. And then that's what happened to this poor girl. And if she went back and told them that she didn't like them, and so they ground on this one a little bit, but uh, but they said, Oh, you you just live with them for a while, you'll start to like them. Well, you know, six months later, she works as a bartender, and you know, her job is to talk to people, and she was really inhibited about talking to people because she hated her smile. So she came to me and then we redid them and did them with 10, and we gave her a nice wide symmetrical smile with two front teeth that are straight up and down, and beautiful shapes, and incisal edges, and so uh we were able to kind of get her smile back for her, and consequently, she went back to bartending again, and and then she met the man of her life and she got married too. So, uh, I mean, I don't want to say her smile got her married, she was a very beautiful girl, anyways, but it sure gave her the confidence to interact and meet with people. And like I said, we deal with a lot of people that feel inhibited about their smile, and we know how to talk to them and explain to them how they can get their smile back and consequently get their confidence back, and consequently, well, I mean, I I'll say it, it consequently have a better life because they're willing to pursue their goals because they feel good about themselves, not just on the outside, but on the inside too.

Deciding Together With Your Dentist

SPEAKER_04 27:34

That's perfect. And so to summarize, how do you think the patient should go about deciding? Do you think it's just a discussion with only the patient or only the doctor, or do you think it's a collaborative effort between the doctor and what the patient wants?

SPEAKER_01 27:48

Well, you know, I have to say it it is our responsibility as cosmetic dentists to find out what the patient wants and to present to them different possibilities and let them decide. And so in our office, you know, we talk about well, hey, we can fix your two front teeth or your four front teeth, but it's not gonna change your color dramatically. Are you okay with the color of your teeth? They say yes, then that's what we do. But if they want to make a dramatic change, I can say, well, you know, just doing four front teeth and making them really white is gonna make things worse. So if you really want a dramatic white, then we're probably gonna need to treat 10 teeth. But if you just want them to match and be better, then we can do any number in between. But the discussion's important, yeah. And the discussion of the possibilities, discussion of what's involved, how much two structures being removed, uh, how long will this last? And what will it look like? Do they have a case like yours that they can show you? And those are all important things when you're choosing your cosmetic dentist, and you want to make sure that your dentist is listening to you, understands your wants, and then presents possibilities for you to get there.

SPEAKER_04 29:05

I see. So I think a big takeaway is just to make sure you're having an informed decision. You don't want to jump into this very big procedure that can be very life-changing in both either a bad way, like how this last patient went to Tijuana and it did not change her life for the better, but then she came to us and then it made her life a little better. She had more confidence and could talk to people. Um, so make sure that you are having an informed decision. You know, you get to tell what you want, and then the doctor works with that and gives their presentation of what they think is best for you.

SPEAKER_01 29:39

All right, well, that's very good,

Send Questions And Explore Past Topics

SPEAKER_01 29:41

Sabrina. I do want to let the audience know too that you know there's a lot of good information in our podcast, and you may want to look back. I wonder what a more pop popular uh podcast is the secrets behind porcelain veneers. The dirty secrets. Oh, sorry about that. And then there's also one on how to choose a cosmetic dentist. So look back to those if you're interested in making your smile better in the best way possible for you rather than the best way possible for the cosmetic dentist.

SPEAKER_04 30:11

Exactly. And I think that's what the purpose of our podcast is here for, to make sure you patients know what the best decisions are for you and how to find the correct cosmetic dentist. And let's say you might have some questions about whether you found the right cosmetic dentist or what questions you might have. You can definitely click the link in our bio or scan the QR code and ask us those questions that we can answer in the podcast, right, Dr.

SPEAKER_01 30:35

Exactly. We're happy to answer, answer any questions by uh getting in touch with us through the podcast or getting in touch through us on Instagram or getting in touch with us directly at our office through our website and our email. Exactly.

Closing Thoughts And Subscribe

SPEAKER_04 30:51

Alrighty. Well, any last comments on this topic?

SPEAKER_01 30:54

No, I just want everybody to go out there and smile and be confident.

SPEAKER_04 30:59

Yes, I would recommend the same and do stuff that will make you happy and make you confident and make you pursue your dreams because we are about getting your dream smile. But other than that, thank you so much for tuning in to getting your dream smile with cosmetic dentistry. Be sure to click the link in the bio or scan the QR code if you have any questions or any concerns with your own smile, and we can answer them here at our podcast. Make sure to subscribe, and then we'll see you guys in the next episode. Bye.

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Bye. Thank you for tuning in to Getting Your Dream Smile with Cosmetic Dentistry with Dr. David Etchum. Be sure to subscribe to our podcast to be notified about future episodes. Click the link in the description to fill out a form if you have any questions on cosmetic dentistry or your smile that you want to answer. See you next episode.