Case #1Severe decay caused the loss of three teeth, which were replaced with dental implants.
While healing, remaining teeth received provisional restorations, and a removable
prosthesis kept his smile intact. Implant crowns and restored teeth were finished
together for seamless color and symmetry.
Case #2Cosmetic bonding placed years earlier to correct undersized peg laterals had
discolored over time. We brightened his teeth with bleaching first, then
replaced the old bonding with porcelain veneers for a natural, even result.
Total treatment, including bleaching, took just over a month.
Case #3Born without his lateral incisors, this patient explored several restorative
options before choosing bridges. Two separate all-ceramic bridges were
fabricated to fill the gaps and restore a full, natural-looking smile,
with the entire treatment completed in just two visits.
Case #4An outdated crown on her front tooth no longer matched her smile, and a
noticeable gap had formed beside it. Cosmetic bonding combined with a new
all-ceramic crown addressed both issues at once. Two small changes, but
together they transformed the look of her smile.
Case #5Crowns placed years earlier had held up well, but a root fracture meant one
central incisor had to be removed. The site healed while she wore a
provisional bridge, and once ready, a permanent bridge was fabricated,
restoring both the function and cosmetic appearance of her smile.
Case #6Several old restorations were failing, and this patient wanted a smile
she’d feel confident showing. Over two visits, we replaced the worn
crowns and fillings with all-ceramic restorations, giving her a fresh,
natural-looking result built to last.
Case #7Uneven tooth color and several failing, decayed restorations were holding
this patient’s smile back. Treated in two phases, her smile now includes
a bridge and all-ceramic crowns throughout the cosmetic zone, avoiding
the dark gumline sometimes seen with other crowns, in a brighter shade.
Case #8For years, this patient disliked the look of her two front teeth.
We restored them with two all-ceramic crowns and added cosmetic
bonding to neighboring teeth to perfect the shape and proportions.
She left with a smile she was happy to show, completed in two visits.
Case #9Right after finishing orthodontic treatment, this patient wanted a
whiter, more attractive smile. Periodontal therapy improved her gum
health, while four-unit bridges and all-ceramic crowns replaced failing
restorations and missing teeth. The full process took less than
three months.
Case #10Gaps between his teeth had bothered this patient for years, so he chose
dental veneers to close them while brightening his smile. Because
veneers require little to no tooth reduction, it was a conservative
fix. Eight veneers later, his smile was gap-free and noticeably whiter.
