A more confident smile
Enhance your smile with cosmetic dentistry including teeth whitening, veneers, and bonding. Achieve a confident, natural-looking smile you’ll love to share.
Stained, dull teeth.
Customized trays are filled with whitening gel and worn for as little as one hour per day. In as little as one week, this process can erase many coffee, tobacco, and age-related stains.
In-office whitening offers faster results. For hard-to-treat stains, porcelain veneers or crowns may be better choices.
Chipped, discolored, uneven, stained, or gapped teeth.
Tooth-colored composite resin is applied directly to enamel, shaped to correct the concern, and hardened with a special ultraviolet light.
Porcelain veneers and crowns cost more, but generally last longer than bonding.
Teeth that are chipped, discolored, uneven, stained, gapped, worn, crooked, or out of proportion.
Customized, wafer-thin porcelain laminates are bonded to the front surface of the teeth to create a natural-looking result that hides irregularities.
Orthodontic treatment or porcelain crowns may be more appropriate when decay, advanced periodontal disease, or severe misalignment is present.
Tooth decay that has created a cavity.
After decay is removed, the tooth is restored with silver amalgam or composite resin. Composite fillings are especially popular because they blend naturally with the surrounding tooth.
When decay is more extensive, porcelain inlays or onlays may be recommended.
Tooth decay, weakened tooth structure, or a tooth that needs reinforcement.
After removing decay, an impression is taken and a laboratory creates a custom gold or porcelain inlay or onlay that fits precisely and restores strength.
When tooth decay is advanced, a crown may be the best alternative.
Teeth that are chipped, cracked, badly decayed, or otherwise weakened.
Crowns cover the full visible surface of a tooth to restore appearance and provide significant reinforcement. Porcelain crowns look natural, while gold crowns can be a durable choice for back teeth.
When a tooth is too damaged to restore, extraction followed by a bridge or implant may be necessary.
Missing teeth can affect chewing, speaking, facial support, and long-term bite stability.
A customized bridge uses surrounding teeth for support and restores the look and function of the missing tooth or teeth. Resin-bonded bridges may also be used in select cases.
Dental implants provide a stable, permanent alternative that does not rely on adjacent teeth for support.
Smile Design
We’ll help you choose cosmetic options that fit your goals, budget, and timeline.