Most often, teeth get discoloured because of surface stains related to staining food and drinks like coffee, tea, cola, red wine, and dark beer. Surface stains respond well to teeth whitening. However, if your teeth are stained inside the tooth, we might recommend veneers to cover the stained teeth.
If your teeth have been damaged or worn down over time, we can build them up with restorations. In some situations, a smile lift with dental bonding is the right solution. Other times, we might recommend veneers or crowns.
You might not be happy with the way your teeth seem small when you smile. During your consultation, we'll look at your teeth to see if they're actually small or if your gums are overgrown.
Overgrown gums can be recontoured, and small teeth can be built up with bonding, veneers, or crowns.
It’s not uncommon to have a gap (diastema) between otherwise straight teeth. Many people like this feature in their smile, but not all do.
We will evaluate your smile to determine which is the best treatment for it. If your teeth aren't too large, bonding or veneers can extend your teeth to close the gap. Otherwise, orthodontics is the best approach--short term orthodontics works great for this!.
If your teeth are crooked or crowded, orthodontics can straighten them and make space. Sometimes, we can achieve a similar effect using veneers and crowns to reshape teeth.
Missing teeth are the most visible cosmetic complaints. They can make you very reluctant to share your smile. But they can also affect the function of your teeth.
We have many options to replace missing teeth, such as dental bridges. But the leading tooth replacement these days is dental implants. Dental implants can replace just a single missing tooth, or we can replace an entire set of teeth. All your teeth can be replaced in a single procedure using the All-on-4 system, or implant-retained dentures.