Is one tooth missing? How about all of them? Either way, you won’t find a more natural-looking or long-lasting tooth replacement option than dental implants. With them, you can regain all the dental function you lost and experience self-confidence like never before. Speak, smile, and laugh without worry. Eat anything you want. Dental implants will truly change your life.

Are your teeth weakened or damaged? It may be possible to save them from extraction with new crowns. If you’ve lost one or more teeth, a bridge can fill in the gap. A bridge can be supported by either adjacent teeth or, if you prefer, dental implants. Either way, you’ll have a complete smile again. What’s more, CEREC technology enables us to restore your smile in just one appointment.

You may not know what veneers are, but you’ve seen them on the smiles of countless celebrities. We can conceal minor cracks, stains, or gaps on your front “smile zone” teeth with slender coatings called porcelain veneers. With the characteristic shine and strength of real tooth enamel, porcelain gives your flawed teeth a healthy, beautiful appearance.

While many retail teeth whitening treatments are available, professional-grade solutions deliver more dramatic and lasting results. Using the gel-based Opalescence® treatment, we can make your teeth multiple shades whiter and give you a self-confidence boost in under 90 minutes!

Metal fillings reinforce your teeth well after decay, but they don’t provide the best facial esthetics. The metal can actually show through your tooth enamel, telling the world that you’ve had cavities. Composite fillings—also called tooth-colored fillings or white fillings—match the color of your teeth, so they’re unnoticeable. This natural-looking alternative blends in completely.

Do you feel you have too much gum tissue showing when you smile? You have what’s sometimes called a “gummy smile.” While it may not interfere with your dental health and function, a gummy smile can make you self-conscious. Using minimally invasive laser technology instead of a scalpel, we can trim excess gum tissue to give you a more balanced smile that will make you self-confident.

Damaged teeth don’t always need new crowns. Depending on the extent and location of the damage, we may decide to use an inlay to repair a section of the top and inside of the tooth. An onlay covers the top of the tooth, extending to the outer surface, and includes at least one cusp. We match inlays and onlays to the color of the tooth they’re repairing for a seamless appearance.