Cosmetic Dentistry

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are used to cover teeth, which are worn, chipped, or misaligned. The popular solution for many people, because they last from ten to fifteen years.

Lumineers: Painless porcelain veneers

Composite Bonding
Composite Bonding is a wonderful solution against small defects in the teeth, i.e. spots, chips, or gaps. The material (‘resin’) matches shade and texture of your teeth: it closes gaps between teeth or eliminates spots and discoloration. The procedure called ‘bonding’, because an adhesive agent is used to ‘bond’ the resin to the tooth structure.

Tooth-Colored Fillings, Inlays and Onlays
You can replace old gold and silver filling with natural looking materials: ie. fillings, inlays or onlays. The composites of today are strong, durable, and attractive. In 1999, the American Dental Association gave white fillings its seal of approval and now many insurance plans cover their use. Tooth colored fillings made of porcelain or reinforced composite resin are an attractive, esthetic alternative to conventional silver fillings.

Ceramic and Porcelain Crowns
Porcelain and ceramic crowns or caps have been around for most of the past century. They are made of ceramic glass, often strengthened with a translucent material such as zirconium. Crowns have always been a highly desirable cosmetic solution for front teeth even without the ability of modern bonding Crowns are extremely durable and highly resistant to stain or color change. They are an excellent choice for restoring severely fractured or decayed teeth, heavily worn teeth and for replacing old crowns.