We love to give our patients the power to feel confident. So many people come to us and confess they cover their teeth when they smile, or try hard not to laugh in public because they feel self-conscious about their front teeth. Enter the power of cosmetic dentistry.
Do you have a gap between your teeth that bothers you? Do you have chipped teeth? Composite bonding may be the answer. We use tooth-colored, shade-matched, bonding material, or resin, to fill in these gaps or chips and reshape your teeth. Your smile will be as fabulous as you want it to be in no time. Ask us about it!
Sometimes people have accidents and break their teeth. Sometimes folks can’t get to the dentist for years. Sometimes an illness or the wear that comes with time means people’s smiles need lots of attention. Not to worry. In these cases, we work with you to create a smile restoration plan that will renew your natural beauty and bring back function. We’ll talk about your goals, assess your needs, and work together create a plan that combines restorative care with cosmetic solutions.
Porcelain veneers are one of the ways we can help! This is a permanent procedure in which we prepare your teeth by reshaping the surface and applying an incredibly strong adhesive. Then we place a thin, color-perfected piece of porcelain over each of your teeth. You can brush and floss normally, and laugh, smile, and talk unabashedly – looking as if you have brand new teeth!
We offer Polanight brand take-home tray whitening here at Wark Dental Group. We’ll help you custom fit the trays and show you how to use them. You’ll just apply gel to the tray and wear your trays 30 minutes a day for two weeks. Many of our patients notice results much sooner, but the regime can brighten your smile up to eight shades!
Like composite bonding, tooth recontouring can help restore balance to your smile. This is a process by which we remove tiny pieces of tooth enamel to reshape your teeth and restore harmony to your smile. Painless and non-invasive, we love to recommend this treatment to patients with minor imperfections and unevenness in their smiles. And recontouring can even improve your oral health by removing overlap where bacteria hide and thrive.
