COSMETIC DENTISTRY
Whitening
We offer multiple types of teeth whitening options. The method of whitening you choose is dependent on time, cost, and most importantly your desired outcome. Whitening is safe and harmless to your teeth. We can help you make the decision that is best for you and your teeth based on the status of your oral health and your esthetic goals.
Clear aligners (orthodontics)
Aligners are a type of orthodontic system used to straighten teeth. They are clear trays, custom-made for each patient using digital scans and are designed to be comfortable, discreet, and removable. Aligners are worn daily for several months and gradually shift teeth into the desired position. The length of treatment time needed varies from patient to patient depending on the starting position of each individual’s teeth.
A digital scan and photographs of your teeth and smile are used to create a custom treatment plan. We offer this diagnostic appointment and consultation to review the proposed treatment at no cost, that way there is no commitment until the treatment plan is accepted.
Veneer
Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells that cover the front surface of your teeth. They’re designed to improve the look of your smile by changing the shape, size, color, or alignment of your teeth. They’re often used to fix chips, close gaps, hide stains, or create a more even smile.
Veneers are bonded to your teeth so they look natural and feel comfortable. The porcelain material is strong, stain-resistant, and reflects light like natural enamel, so the result looks just like real teeth—only better.
With good care, veneers can last many years, giving you a confident, long-lasting smile.
Bonding
Composite bonding is an alternative method to porcelain veneers for improving the esthetics of your teeth. Composite bonding is done in one day and is less expensive than porcelain veneers. We use a tooth-colored resin material—shaped and polished right on your tooth—to fix chips, close gaps, cover discoloration, or adjust the shape of your teeth.
While composite isn’t quite as strong or stain-resistant as porcelain, it’s a great option for patients looking for a faster, more budget-friendly cosmetic fix.
