Cosmetic Dentistry

Using Porcelain Veneers for Cosmetics and Function

Porcelain Veneers can be used for more than just improving ones smile.  We have used new technologies to help  many of our patients who have TMJ problems or broken teeth by using  porcelain veneers as opposed to full porcelain crowns. Broken, Worn, Crooked Teeth on TMJ Pain Patient Porcelain Veneers and Crowns to Create Beautiful […]

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A Health Advantage to Whitening Teeth

Whitening teeth is a very popular way to enhance one’s smile.  There seems to so many different bleaching solutions on the market today making it difficult for the consumers to discern which is best. NiteWhite & DayWhite Take-home whitening formulas with Amorphous Calcium Phosphate.–> Take-home whitening formulas with Amorphous Calcium Phosphate. Finally, there is a

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Cosmetic Dentistry and Correcting Your Bite

Creating the optimal smile is not always about just placing porcelain veneers on teeth. Many patients  have bite problems that go untreated and is actually the reason that teeth break and are malpositioned in the first place. This case illustrates a patient referred by an endodonist for restorative care and cosmetic dentistry.  After discussing and

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Stem Cells and the Future of Dentistry

Most people are aware of the promises stem cell research holds for medicinal purposes.  Dentistry is also excited about the possibilities.  Research is underway so that one day the future we will be able to practice regenerative dentistry along with cosmetic dentistry. There are predictions that include having a stem cell bank for our patients

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