 Porcelain Veneers
Offer the most revolutionary advancement in aesthetic dentistry. Dynamic results can usually be achieved within a week or ten days to correct somewhat misaligned, discolored or misshapen teeth. The approach requires less reduction of healthy tooth structure than full crowns, without compromising the periodontal health. For many patients unhappy with their smiles, porcelain veneers may be a dream come true.
Porcelain Crowns
While porcelain veneers offer dazzling aesthetic results, they require adequate remaining tooth structure for their support. Crowns can be made from different materials that include the all porcelain crown, the porcelain fused-to-metal crown and the all-metal (gold) crown. Crowns and bridges may be placed on natural teeth or dental implants.
Bleaching
Have your teeth become darker and/or yellowed over the years? Dental researchers have discovered a simple, safe and inexpensive technique to manage discolored teeth. We offer the Sapphire Light Whitening one-hour tooth whitening system . No trays of "gook" to wear in your mouth for several days. Watch TV while you lighten your teeth from 5 to 13 shades!
Dental Implants
A dental implant establishes a foundation for a replacement tooth or teeth in the area missing teeth. Titanium cylinders are placed in the jawbone where the teeth are missing. The implants then heal and integrate with the jawbone. After healing, porcelain crowns, bridges or attachments for dentures are secured to the implants.
Bridges & Crowns
When a tooth is lost, the space left from missing teeth may cause one of several problems. Teeth may drift into the space changing your bite, this changed bite may result in a sore jaw, gum disease or decay. When there has been the loss of a tooth, replacement teeth can be attached to two crowns constructed for the two teeth on either side of the open space. This is called a bridge because it bridges the open space. A bridge can be made of metal or porcelain, or a combination of the two.
Tooth Colored Inlays
An inlay is usually recommended as a conservative alternative to a full crown. Oftentimes when decay is removed, and sufficient natural tooth structure remains, these procedures are recommended.
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