Cosmetic dentists often know what they want. They usually have seen the results of the treatment on someone else's teeth and then they are interested in having such an experience. In the following, we will read 5 of the most common questions and how to answer them.

* First question: How much more beautiful will my smile be?

Most of the clients of this area are people who are looking for a more beautiful smile. They want teeth that are whiter, narrower, bigger or smaller, or even completely different from the current shape! In fact, the main goal is to beautify the smile. Therefore, as a cosmetic dentist, first of all, you should pay attention to the fit of the patient's smile with his face, be an artist and fully master all the technical aspects of dentistry! It is also necessary to put an end to the wrong information that patients have obtained from an environment such as the Internet and introduce them to the bitter and sweet facts. People generally want to become what they have seen on the internet or others around them, but they don't pay attention to the fit of the treatment with their oral anatomy. It is the dentist's job to consider all these challenges and not to forget that a great result stays in the office and a bad result spreads throughout the city! So, before starting anything, listen to all the patient's expectations, answer all his questions and doubts, and clear his misconceptions. Some of them expect to change a lot.

* Second question: How much will the final cost be?

The second question that is created for the clients of this area is related to the cost that will cost them water! The exact amount of the costs and the payment methods vary depending on the policies of the dental center or the office, which transparency as well as relative cooperation with the patient's conditions can prevent future incidents and problems and leave no room for complaints and grievances for any party. So, at the beginning of the matter, explain to the patient with the utmost transparency that in this area, as the name suggests, you have to pay! Put all discount options and terms of use of the insurance on the table so that he can make a decision with open eyes. It is obvious that applying flexibility in the way of payments will increase the satisfaction of patients to a great extent.

* The third question: What is going to happen to my teeth?!

Less informed patients may worry about losing the natural structure of their teeth during treatment. They are afraid that after the treatment, a miserable and unattractive situation will occur and they will regret what they did! This fear and concern is caused by the lack of awareness of modern restorative materials and advanced tools of today. Materials that bring the most natural result with the least damage to the teeth and put a beautiful smile full of satisfaction on the patient's lips. Despite the extensive information and social media, if after offering veneers to the patient with the words "I don't want fake teeth!" Don't be surprised when you encounter it and patiently let it surprise you with the current state of dental science!

* Fourth question: What is the final result?

One of the important aspects of the cosmetic field is the patient's waiting to see the final result. He is very curious to know what he will get after spending a lot of money and time and worry. Fortunately, digital photography comes in handy here. Advanced and modern photography and modeling equipment can easily simulate the final result before starting work and make the patient's mind at ease.

* Fifth question: How long does it take?

The best and most honest answer to this question is: "It depends"! Explain to the patient that various buts and ifs affect the outcome of the treatment, which completely depends on the patient's condition and is beyond the control of the dentist and the treatment staff. The difference in treatment results in a normal patient and a patient suffering from bruxism seems quite obvious and logical. The conditions of each patient are not the same, and this makes part of the results unpredictable. The best way is to know the patient's exact expectations and be honest with him.