Do you love your smile? If the answer is no, come talk to one of our dentists. There is so much that can be done to improve the appearance of a person’s smile – at any age.

From professional whitening treatments that can remove years of staining to options that can fix cracks, chips, or spacing problems between your teeth, there’s a wide range of exciting possibilities. If there’s something about your smile that bothers you, call us today to discover your options.

The first step in any smile makeover is a thorough dental examination to ensure your concerns are simply cosmetic and not a sign of underlying dental disease. Once we’ve made sure you’re healthy, we can talk about the best ways to enhance your smile. Working together, we can achieve beautiful and long-lasting results.

There are many ways our dentists can help improve your smile. Some common dentistry procedures include:

• Teeth Whitening to brighten a faded, stained, or discolored smile
• Tooth-Colored Fillings to repair damage caused by cavities
• Inlays & Onlays to fill teeth with larger cavities
• Dental Bonding to repair small cracks or chips
• Porcelain Veneers to repair larger chips and cracks or to reshape teeth
• Crowns & Bridgework to replace larger amounts of missing tooth structure and/or missing teeth
• Dentures & Partials to help you smile again
• Dental Implants for the longest-lasting tooth replacement available today
• Orthodontic Treatment to move teeth into the right position

Our dentists look forward to working with you to create the smile of your dreams. Before your first consultation, please give some thought to the following questions:

1. What do you like or dislike about the color, size, shape, and spacing of your teeth?

2. Are you pleased with how much your teeth show, both when you smile and when your lips are relaxed?

3. Would you like more or less of your gums to show when you smile?

4. Do you want teeth that are perfectly aligned and a bright “Hollywood White,” or would you prefer a more natural look with slight color, shape, and shade variations?

Please feel free to bring in any pictures you have collected – of smiles you like, smiles you don’t like, and/or photos of how your own smile used to look. Let’s get started on creating a smile that will make you feel beautiful and confident!

Implants can support an entire row of upper or lower replacement teeth that are fixed in the mouth and never removed. Sometimes, the replacement teeth can be supported by just four implants. If the jaw bone has deteriorated, more implants may be needed to support a row of 10 to 12 teeth. Dental implant-secured replacement teeth protect your jaw bone, won’t slip, and should last a lifetime.

 

Have you lost all of your top or bottom teeth? You may notice that your denture doesn’t fit as snugly as you like. Implants can make dentures more comfortable to wear so you can eat and talk with confidence. Here’s what happens with traditional dentures: since you no longer have tooth roots, your jaw bone recedes, eroding the bone ridges that support your dentures. Receding bone will most likely impact your appearance. As your jaw bone recedes over time, your face will begin to sag, making you appear older. By placing implants in the top or bottom jaw, over which the removable denture can attach, we transfer pressure away, preserving the bone ridge. The stability provided by the implants also prevents the tongue from easily displacing the lower denture. Implant-secured dentures also reduce or eliminate the need for denture adhesives.

 

A dental implant restoration refers to the replacement tooth that is placed on top of the dental implant titanium post. The restoration may be a crown, a bridge, or a denture.

Dental implants can help your smile in many ways. Ask us how they can help you. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you have.