Success Stories

Teeth Bleaching

This patient wanted whiter teeth, and was ecstatic with the results he got. This type of change is possible in just 15 days! It involves two weeks of at-home whitening in custom made trays to start the process, then a final in-office whitening session to get the spectacular results you want.

Removing Brown Spots on Teeth

Brown spots on front teeth can be annoying or even embarrassing, but they don’t have to be that way! They are very easily corrected and safe for all ages. Lily is a vivacious 10 year old that we see. Her mom was concerned about the brown spots on her front teeth. While Lily was initially a bit hesitant to do anything, she was happy that the process was quick and easy, and both mom and Lily were thrilled with the final results.

White Spot Correction

As much as everyone wants white teeth, sometimes your teeth really can be too white. White spots, which are areas of the teeth that don’t mineralize the way the rest of the tooth does, can stand out in an otherwise perfect smile. When they are on front teeth, many people wish there was something you could do about it. It used to be that the only way to get rid of these spots was by drilling it out and replacing it with a filling that matched the tooth better. But removing healthy tooth structure is no longer necessary – with new techniques, a simple whitening process can get your teeth a uniform color.

Patient came in with a broken tooth. We were able to fix it quickly and effectively with a filling instead of a crown. He was very relieved that he did not have to go to work with a broken tooth.

White filling to fix a cavity on a front tooth. The discolored and decayed part of the tooth is cleaned out and filled with a natural looking filling.

White fillings to fix cavities. These are a good way to stop cavities from getting bigger, while restoring teeth to their natural appearance.

White filling to fix a cracked tooth that also had a cavity by the gums. We removed the cracks that are evident horizontally and vertically, which helps the tooth last longer by reducing the risk of it breaking.

This tooth would normally have to be pulled. But with some dental magic, we fixed it with a filling.

This patient was getting food stuck between her premolars and had difficulty flossing it out. Food remaining in between the teeth for long periods of time is irritating to the gums and can lead to gum disease. We removed the old filling with flat edges and replaced it with a new filling with more natural, rounded edges that would prevent food from getting stuck. This will help make sure that she will not need a deep cleaning in the future.

This tooth was very badly broken down and was causing the patient a lot of discomfort. It was fixed with a filling to look natural again.