How do celebrities keep their teeth so white? Many celebrities have dental veneers to disguise any stains, discoloration, chips or minor gaps in their teeth. At Charlotte Center for Cosmetic Dentistry, top cosmetic dentist Dr. Patrick J. Broome, DMD, helps ordinary people achieve red carpet-ready smiles with smile makeover services including professional teeth whitening and porcelain veneers.
Can you tell which Hollywood stars have veneers? Probably not, because veneers are indistinguishable from natural teeth when applied by a skilled cosmetic dentist. Miley Cyrus, Demi Moore, Tom Cruise and Nicolas Cage are just a few of many celebrities rumored to have dental veneers.
For a camera-worthy smile like these celebrities, get in touch with Dr. Broome and his staff of dental experts to learn how porcelain veneers can transform your smile.
Did Hilary Duff Get Veneers?
Actress and songstress Hilary Duff also boasts notable before and after smile photos that seem to suggest the work of a skilled cosmetic dentist. In her “before” photo, Hilary’s natural teeth are a bit uneven, with a noticeable chip on her left canine (front tooth). Hilary’s “after” smile photo shows straight, white teeth with no evidence of chips or imperfections.
If your teeth get chipped or cracked due to a workplace accident, sports injury or other trauma, call Dr. Broome and ask how he can help restore your smile to its natural beauty. You could have a new smile in just two visits!
Zac Efron’s Smile Makeover
Zac Efron, star of Disney’s “High School Musical” and the new comedy “Neighbors”, is another celebrity who may have dental veneers. As you can see in this before and after photo from Huffington Post, his original smile features a small gap between his two front teeth. Today, he has a straight, white smile with no gap.
Why Should You Consider Getting Veneers?
Many patients opt for porcelain veneers in Charlotte to address a variety of aesthetic issues including:- Teeth stains or discoloration too severe for professional teeth whitening to rectify
- Misaligned teeth
- Cracked or chipped teeth
- Small gaps between teeth