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Smile Design and Makeovers

 A new and improved smile designed by enhancing  various aspects such as aligning crowded teeth, closing gaps, reducing overbite, whitening, reducing a gummy smile, widening a narrow smile, changing the length or shape of teeth, replacing missing teeth or any combination of the above. A smile makeover usually involves at least the top eight or ten teeth and sometimes the lower eight or ten teeth too. Multiple porcelain veneers are usually the most frequent of treatments because of their conservative restoration,  strong bond strength, and highly aesthetic texture. A smile makeover is a comprehensive, step-by-step treatment that is designed to address all of your cosmetic concerns.

Tooth Whitening

Give it just one hour and your smile can shine up to eight shades whiter! If you’d prefer whitening your teeth in the comfort of your own home, try out our home whitening kit. It comes with professional bleaching gel. Simply wear the trays filled with gel for a few hours a day. In two weeks or less, you'll enjoy a brighter, shinier, healthier looking smile. It is very safe and does not damage the teeth.

Smile Recontouring

A modern and cost-effective technique that can quickly reshape, smooth and balance the way your teeth and gums look. The procedure enhances your smile with minimum pain and discomfort. It can be done with veneers and crowns or implemented alone. We can also help correct overwhelming or uneven gums to give you an impressive result.

Porcelain Veneers

A simple and easy way to correct crooked, stained or chipped teeth. This option has a lot of flexibility and often produces the most dramatic results. Often referred to as "instant orthodontics," porcelain veneers can be placed quickly through a relatively simple procedure. And since porcelain veneers have been shown to maintain their brilliance and strength over time, they are a popular option among patients interested in a smile makeover. We are experts in this technique utilizing the latest in imaging to let you "wear" your smile before it is finalized. View our smile gallery to see how porcelain veneers can transform your smile!

Porcelain Crowns

Porcelain crowns serve not only a restorative purpose, but also a cosmetic purpose. If the structure of your natural tooth is compromised enough that it jeopardizes the health of your tooth roots, a porcelain crown may be placed on top of the tooth. This will create elegant teeth as well as protect the function of the bite surface. If you show the dark lines of the older porcelain to metal crowns, these can be cured with all porcelain crowns.

Bonding

Also known as composite or tooth bonding, this is an excellent way to fix cosmetic and structural imperfections in the teeth. Dental bonding can repair cracked, chipped and discolored teeth, as well as replace silver amalgam fillings. Cosmetic bonding can also repair misaligned teeth, providing a straighter, more uniform smile. Tooth bonding is actually the simple matter of placing a thin plastic coating on your teeth’s surface which is then covered with a bonding material. The bonding material will be sculpted and shaped to fit your natural teeth and makes the bonding look more natural and attractive. The plastic hardens and as a result, the surface of your teeth is then hardened using a high-intensity light before the final polishing.

Invisible Fillings

The latest and greatest in cosmetic dentistry techniques that not only provides a superbly aesthetic effect, but more importantly, actually seals the gap between the dental restoration and your tooth better than the traditional silver fillings. This means your fillings aren’t only stronger, but less likely to decay or break down.

Porcelain Inlays and Onlays

When a large, defective filling needs to be replaced, porcelain inlays and onlays can be an excellent way to restore the tooth. A porcelain inlay is small and covers the grooves of the teeth. An onlay is larger and covers one or more cusps or corners of a tooth. Porcelain inlays and onlays have several advantages over other filling materials. When used to replace a silver filling, they will add strength to the tooth. Porcelain is also harder and more durable than white composite fillings. The inlay or onlay will be bonded to your tooth, which creates a resilient, watertight seal. These restorations can be custom colored to match your teeth. A porcelain onlay is also more conservative and saves more of the natural tooth structure than a full crown.

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