Procedures

Cosmetic and Aesthetic Dentistry

Post-op Instructions

View post operative instructions for teeth cleaning, fillings, crowns and bridges, and extractions. Learn More »

Fillings

A composite resin material matched to the natural shade of your teeth. Tooth-colored "white" fillings are an attractive alternative to silver amalgam fillings.
 

Veneers

Ceramic shells applied to the front of the teeth to conceal cracks and chips, overlay gaps, and create a whiter appearance to a person's smile. Learn More »
 

Crowns & Bridges

The crown is a cap used to repair badly decayed or damaged teeth, and is created from a mold of the original tooth, and then applied after the decay is removed and the tooth is prepared. Learn More »

Implants

Artificial roots that are embedded in the jaw and are each topped with a prosthetic tooth. Dental implants are a restorative and cosmetic dentistry solution for missing teeth. Learn More »

TMJ

A condition that affects the function of the temporomandibular joint, or jaw joint. Despite this fact, TMJ remains one of the most commonly misunderstood areas of dentistry. Learn More »

Bonding

The application of tooth-colored composite to the teeth. The bonding material can then be polished and shaped to look like the rest of the teeth.
 

Inlays & Onlays

A durable and attractive restorations used to repair cracked or otherwise damaged teeth. Inlays and onlays require less tooth reduction than fillings or crowns.
 

Teeth Whitening

There are two methods for whitening teeth: laser teeth whitening (performed in the cosmetic dentist's office) and at-home teeth bleaching (involving the use of take-home bleaching kits). Learn More »
 

Invisalign®

A cosmetic dentistry solution for unevenly spaced, overlapping, or gapped teeth. Invisalign® is a popular teeth-straightening solution for adults who want to avoid orthodontic braces. Learn More »
 

Periodontal

Periodontal (gum) disease is caused by a serious infection that can spread around the root of the teeth causing bone reduction and, if left untreated, tooth loss. Learn More »