A smile that feels like you.

Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells that are bonded to the front surfaces of teeth. They may be used to improve the appearance of teeth affected by discoloration, chips, uneven shape, minor alignment concerns, or spaces.

Veneers are planned carefully to complement your facial features and smile. During a consultation, we can discuss whether veneers are appropriate for your needs, as well as the preparation, care, and long-term considerations involved.

Professional whitening can help brighten teeth affected by common types of staining or discoloration. We offer in-office whitening for patients seeking a more immediate approach, as well as customized take-home options for a more gradual, flexible schedule.

Whitening results, sensitivity, and the number of treatments needed vary from person to person. We will help you choose an approach that fits your smile goals and oral-health needs.

Cosmetic bonding uses a tooth-colored composite material to refine the shape and appearance of a tooth. It may be an option for small chips, worn edges, uneven contours, spaces, or certain areas of discoloration.

Bonding can often be completed in one visit, depending on the treatment involved. Like other cosmetic materials, it may require maintenance or replacement over time, and we will discuss the expected care before treatment begins.

A smile makeover is a personalized plan that combines one or more treatments to address the appearance, function, and overall balance of a smile. Depending on your goals, a plan may involve whitening, bonding, veneers, restorative treatment, or orthodontic alignment.

Your consultation begins with a conversation about what you would like to change. From there, we can discuss a thoughtful sequence of care designed around your priorities and long-term oral health.

Tooth-colored composite fillings can repair areas affected by decay or replace older restorations while blending more naturally with the surrounding tooth. Composite materials allow the dentist to remove decay and preserve as much healthy tooth structure as appropriate.

Your dentist will recommend the restoration approach that best fits the size, location, function, and appearance of the tooth.

Botox and Xeomin are neuromodulator treatments that may be used for appropriate dental or facial-esthetic concerns. Depending on your needs and clinical evaluation, treatment may be considered for issues such as muscle-related clenching or grinding, facial muscle tension, or the appearance of certain facial lines.

A consultation is required to determine whether treatment is appropriate, discuss expected effects and duration, and review potential risks and alternatives.