(A) Bleaching : Whitens the teeth.

(B) Veeners : Laminate tooth surfaces
to give life like appearance.

(C) Bonding : A layer of tooth coloured
material which improves esthetics.

(D) Tooth coloured fillings.

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are handcrafted to create a beautiful porcelain covering for individual teeth. They are as strong as your own natural teeth and can be a permanent solution to most cosmetic dental problems. They will not discolor. Porcelain veneers will successfully treat gaps, chips, excessively small or large teeth, discolored or "antibiotic" stained teeth, or even straighten misaligned or crooked teeth in as little as 2 visits.

Bonding

Composite bonding can work wonders for your smile. Using materials that match the shade, translucency and the texture of your teeth, gaps between teeth can be closed, spots and discolorations can be eliminated, and your self-confidence can be enhanced through the improved appearance of your smile.
Composite bonding is excellent for small defects in the teeth -- spots, chips, or gaps between teeth. This material can be used on the anterior (front) teeth or posterior (back) teeth.

Tooth-colored fillings

Tooth-colored fillings and inlays replace the gold and silver of the past with natural looking materials.
In the 1970's, "white fillings" came into common use. These "tooth-colored fillings" were made of a plastic dental resin filled with microscopic filler particles and were called composites.
When dental composites were first introduced, they could only be used in the front teeth,
because they weren't strong enough to withstand the chewing pressure of the back teeth
(in excess of 40,000 pounds per square inch).

Teeth Whitening

The most effective teeth whitening techniques available today are in-office laser teeth whitening
and at-home teeth whitening with custom-fit trays. Both teeth whitening techniques are best performed
under your dentist's supervision to ensure the safest results.

In-Office Laser Tooth Whitening

In-office teeth whitening methods are performed with bleaching gel and laser light.
This is a good method of teeth whitening for sensitive teeth, as the process may be closely monitored
by the cosmetic dentist. The teeth are carefully isolated from the lips and gums, and
then a bleaching gel is applied to them. A laser is used in conjunction with the gel to accelerate and amplify the tooth whitening process.

At-Home Tooth Whitening

There are several choices for those who are interested in at-home teeth whitening methods.
Your cosmetic dentist can take imprints of your teeth and then make custom-fitted trays for you to take home
to complete the tooth whitening process. There are also teeth bleaching kits and
other over-the-counter teeth whitening products available to brighten your smile.