Cosmetic Dentistry

Cosmetic Dentistry will give you, your elegant smile and the chance for a new beginning. Cosmetic Dentistry can close the gaps between the teeth, whitening the teeth, resituate crowded teeth, fix your chipped or cracked tooth or teeth, make uneven teeth even, replace old fillings and even replace empty spaces caused by missing teeth or a missing tooth.

Cosmetic Dentistry gives you the opportunity to perfect your smile, perfect your health and perfect your future.

Teeth Whitening, or "teeth bleaching", is the most common cosmetic dental procedure. Teeth are often stained from smoking, food, drink (coffee, tea or red wine) or poor oral hygiene. Bleaching the teeth can enhance the appearance of your smile.

Composite resin or porcelain veneers that are thin porcelain shield adhesively bonded to the surface of a tooth for improving the appearance of your smile, to repair chips, cracks and correct crowning, shaping  or severe tooth discoloration.

A dental composite material with the look of enamel and dentin is applied into the cavity or onto the surface of a tooth, where it is then sculpted into shape, contoured and hardened with a high-intensity light. The result is a restoration that blends invisibly with the remainder of the surrounding tooth structure and the rest of your natural teeth to create a healthy, bright smile.

Inays/Onlays: Also known as indirect fillings,
inlays and onlays made from porcelain (ceramic) or composite resin materials are a long-lasting yet cosmetic way to provide a “filling” to teeth with tooth decay or mild to moderate tooth structural damage.

Where as dental fillings are molded into place within the mouth during a dental visit, inlays and onlays are created in a dental laboratory before being fitted and adhesively bonded into place by your dentist.

Dental implants are artificial tooth root replacements that are used as a part of prosthetic (artificial replacement) dentistry in order to compensate for tooth loss.

Often the result is not only an enhanced smile, but also a more youthful appearance, since missing teeth cause the face to collapse, making you look older.

While consulting with you about a smile makeover to primarily improve the esthetic appearance of your smile, your dentist may discover that there is a need to provide necessary treatment to correct functional problems with your bite, muscles, teeth and bone structure.

If you need full mouth rehibilitation, the materials available today make it possible for your dentist to provide you with durable, functional and clinically sound treatments that also look natural.