Cosmetic Dentistry
Explained
Today’s modern cosmetic dentistry is putting beautiful, healthy-looking smiles within reach for more patients of all ages, with effective treatments that are often surprisingly affordable.
Talk with us to learn more about your options for relief from a variety of cosmetic complaints. We can help:
✅Replace missing teeth
✅Change your teeth’s size, shape and alignment
✅Whiten and give your teeth an even tone
✅Fill gaps in your smile
✅Replace old treatments with modern alternatives, such as amalgam to resin fillings
Dental Bridges
A fixed bridge is a dental restoration that is fixed to surrounding teeth. The bridge fills (bridges) the gap left by the missing teeth, preventing the surrounding teeth from moving into the gap and becoming misaligned.
A fixed bridge is less invasive than a dental implant. In cases where the surrounding teeth are strong enough to support the bridge, it is an excellent solution for maintaining jaw alignment and creating a beautiful smile. Your dentist can craft a bridge that will perfectly match the colour of your surrounding teeth and shape it to enhance your smile!
SERVICES
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GENERAL DENTISTRY
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COSMETIC DENTISTRY
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PREVENTIVE DENTISTRY
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INVISALIGN
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IMPLANTS
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ORAL SURGERY
Dental Crowns
Inlays, onlays and crowns are called indirect restorations because the restoration is fabricated outside of the mouth, instead of being built in layers directly onto the teeth like a filling.
An indirect restoration is called an inlay if it covers part of a tooth without extending to a cusp (pointed tip of tooth). It is an onlay if it extends to replace a tooth’s cusp. And if it completely covers the top surface of the tooth, it is called a crown or cap.
A crown is known as a full-coverage restoration. Crowns can be used to hold together cracked teeth, cover root canal treatments, cap teeth that have been damaged by decay, and help those teeth be more resistant to further decay.
Dental Crowns
Inlays, onlays and crowns are called indirect restorations because the restoration is fabricated outside of the mouth, instead of being built in layers directly onto the teeth like a filling.
An indirect restoration is called an inlay if it covers part of a tooth without extending to a cusp (pointed tip of tooth). It is an onlay if it extends to replace a tooth’s cusp. And if it completely covers the top surface of the tooth, it is called a crown or cap.
A crown is known as a full-coverage restoration. Crowns can be used to hold together cracked teeth, cover root canal treatments, cap teeth that have been damaged by decay, and help those teeth be more resistant to further decay.