Jessica

Issue:  She was unhappy with the length and color variations in her front teeth.  An upper right molar was also missing.

Solution:  Some minor gum contouring was completed, 8 veneers were placed to create a broader smile with perfect symmetry and color, and an all zirconia implant and crown were used to restore the upper right molar.

Michelle

Issue: Spacing between the front teeth and an uneven tilt to the smile.

Solution: Short term orthodontics to evenly spread out the space between the teeth followed by veneers across the eight front teeth to create a level smile with color consistency and no spaces.

Necole

Issue: Short side front teeth and a lack of consistent color and brightness of the smile.

Solution: Crown lengthening was performed to raise the gum level of the lateral incisors and create a more harmonious gum contour and establish ideal tooth length.  Six veneers were then placed from canine to canine to create the smile appearance, color consistency, and whiteness that she wanted to see.

Kellie

Issue: A fall resulted in a broken front tooth.  Uneven edges, slight gap, and longer than ideal front teeth.

Solution: The broken piece of the tooth was originally bonded back into place, but an infection later developed.  A root canal was performed to resolve the infection.  An all ceramic crown was placed on the broken front tooth and a veneer was placed on the adjacent front tooth.  The result was a beautiful and seamless transition between the restored and natural teeth.

Bill

Issue:  Spaces between small front teeth and mismatched color of filling material and the natural front tooth that was repaired after being broken years ago.

Solution:  Eight no-prep veneers were bonded onto the natural teeth to create the fullness and color continuity he desired.  No enamel was damaged in the prepless veneer process, making this treatment route the perfect combination of being conservative with tooth structure and cosmetically improving the smile.

Rebecca

Issue:  An accident resulted in a cracked upper front tooth.  Discussions about how to restore it led to a broader desire to improve her smile at the same time.

Solution:  She was interested in veneers, but wasn’t willing to cut enamel away from the unbroken, healthy teeth.  The solution was ten no-prep veneers which bonded directly over her unaffected natural teeth.  These incredibly thin, handmade porcelain veneers allowed her to gain a broader smile with the improved color and brightness she wanted.

Kathy

Issue:  Chipping and wear across the edges of her front teeth.  One front tooth much lower than the others that also was covered by bonding that was failing.

Solution:  Invisalign clear aligners were used to reposition the teeth into more ideal placement, minor gum contouring to improve symmetry, and 8 veneers across the front teeth to provide a uniform length and color to her smile.

Hanaan

Leigh

Issue: A genetic enamel defect left the front teeth with thin and pitted enamel and an overall yellowed appearance.  Whitening alone was not successful in changing the color to her satisfaction.

Solution: Four no-prep veneers were bonded onto her front teeth.  No numbing or cutting of the teeth required!

Gini

Issue: Chipped and stained front teeth, visible gaps between teeth, and several missing upper back teeth.

Solution: Veneers placed across the front six teeth to restore ideal length, shape, and shade.  Implants and zirconia crowns placed to restore missing back teeth.

Kristie

Issue: She had always been bothered by the spacing between her front teeth which was created by missing permanent canines.

Solution: Eight veneers were placed along the upper front teeth to close the spaces and provide the shape, color, and smile she had always desired.