You’re smiling in a photo and you notice it: small dark gaps at the base of your teeth, right where your gums should be. These are called black triangles, and they are one of the most common cosmetic concerns we hear about at Domino Dental in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The good news is that in most cases, they are very treatable.
Scroll through enough smile transformations online and you'll notice something: they all start to look the same. Bright. Big. Straight. But “good veneers” and “veneers that read well in a filtered photo” are not the same thing — and figuring out the difference before you commit to treatment is one of the hardest parts of the whole process.
If you’ve been told you have gum disease, you’ve probably also been told to “floss more” and come back in three months. That advice isn’t wrong, exactly—it’s just incomplete. Gum disease isn’t a hygiene failure you can brush your way out of. It’s a bacterial infection with a name, a biology, and increasingly, a documented connection to what’s happening in the rest of your body.
GLP-1 medications — semaglutide, tirzepatide, and their branded versions like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro — have changed the conversation around weight loss and metabolic health in a way nothing has in decades. Millions of people are taking them, many are seeing meaningful results, and the medical community is still catching up with the full picture of what these medications do throughout the body.
You went to a consultation hoping to close a small gap, smooth out a chipped edge, or just make your front teeth look a little more even. And the dentist came back with a treatment plan for porcelain veneers — often on six to ten teeth, often at several thousand dollars per tooth.
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