Cosmetic Dentistry

Veneers
What Are Veneers?

Veneers are a thin, translucent coating made out of porcelain or resin (plastic). They are applied to the front teeth to improve their color, size, or shape. Veneers can help you achieve the smile you want.

Are Veneers Right for You?

Veneers can correct many dental problems. These include:

• Teeth discolored from medication or age
• Front teeth that are worn or chipped
• Gaps and other spaces between teeth
• Crooked teeth

Give us a call today to see if Veneers are right for you!

Teeth Bleaching
Why Bleach My Teeth?

When you meet someone, do you flash your smile? Or do you hide your teeth? If yellow or stained teeth are keeping you from looking and feeling your best, bleaching is a safe and quick process that whitens your teeth. Bleaching will put a brighter smile in your life and give your self-confidence a boost.

Is Bleaching for Me?

Bleaching is tough on stains, but gentle on your teeth. It can remove many stains that are in the outer layers of the tooth. If your teeth have yellowed with age or are stained from tobacco, tea, coffee, or food, bleaching may restore their natural whiteness.

Give us a call today to see if Bleaching in right for you!

Crowns
What are porcelain crowns?

Crowns are a thin coating made out of metal, tooth-colored porcelain, resin or a combination of these. They are applied over the tooth after it has been prepared by the dentist. The crown restores the tooth structurally so it can function like a natural tooth. All porcelain crowns are crowns with no metal in them. They have an appearance that is superior to crowns utilizing metal.

Are all porcelain crowns right for you? Crowns can correct many problems, such as:

• Teeth that are discolored
• Spaces between teeth
• Crooked teeth
• Teeth with decay
• Worn, broken or chipped teeth
  

Composite Fillings
What are composite fillings?

Composite is a tooth colored plastic resin material that is bonded to a tooth to restore it structurally. It is often used to replace tooth material that is missing or is damaged. The composite used for fillings is designed to mimic the color and translucency of natural teeth.

Are composite fillings right for you?

Some of the problems composite fillings can correct are:

• Teeth with decay or discolored from decay
• Worn, broken or chipped teeth
• Unsightly silver fillings