| Professional Tooth Whitening |
 Immediate Results
Long Lasting
Less Fadeback
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| Teeth whitening is one of the most commonly recommended cosmetic dentistry procedure. Your smile is important as it’s one of the first thing you notice when you meet someone. A whiter. Brighter smile is beautiful and can make a memorable imporession. Your lifestyle and the aging process can stain and darken your teeth. Many things on a regular basis can stain Teeth such as smoking, food, drink (coffee, tea or red wine) or poor oral hygiene. Bleaching the teeth can enhance the appearance of your smile. |
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Dental Veneers
Enhance the shape and shade of your teeth with custom-fitted veneers from Dr. Gregory. |
Solves:
Worn Enamel
Teeth wear and tear
Genetics
Uneven teeth |
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Dental veneers are custom-designed shells of tooth-like ceramic material that, when applied over the surface of a tooth, can cover worn tooth enamel, uneven tooth alignment or spacing and chips or cracks.
Dental veneers create a bright, white smile with beautifully aligned, shapely teeth. Even better, the translucent ceramic quality of today's veneers provides a more natural look than what’s been available in the past.
Regardless of what causes unattractive teeth, dental veneers may solve most or even all of your cosmetic dental issues, including:
- Worn enamel: Over time, the thin, hard white substance covering your teeth (enamel) may become worn, dulled, and discolored. Such wear and discoloration may be natural or the result of a genetic predisposition; however, it is often a result of your habits (soft drink, tea, or coffee consumption, smoking, medication use, etc.).
- Wear and tear: Teeth naturally wear down as people age. Aged teeth are more likely to have chips, cracks or a generally uneven appearance.
- Genetics: Certain people may be born with abnormal spacing between the teeth that grows wider as they age.
- Uneven teeth: Uneven teeth can result from tooth grinding or general wear and tear.
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| Porcelain Crown and Bridge |
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Crowns: When a tooth is fractured or cracked, severely damaged by decay, or has large old filling, a crown (also called cap) is often placed. A crown strengthens the tooth, protects the remaining tooth structure and can improve appearance
Bridges: Teeth can be lost by accident, decay or bone loss. When one or more teeth are missing, the remaining teeth often drift out of position, placing stress on adjacent tissues and teeth. Eating speaking and chewing may be more difficult. You may feel self-conscious about your appearance. Before things start to really go awry, consider what a bridge can do.
A bridge is a replacement tooth that is supported and attached by a crown on either side of the space. The two side teeth (anchor teeth) are prepared to provide support for the bridge. |
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| Dental Composite (white filling) |
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An Dental composite is a white filling material that is actually a resin polymer. The material comes in many different shades to match the different colors of teeth. Today these new material can be used on front and back teeth. The white color of composite fillings is much less noticeable than the silver coloration of dental amalgam fillings. |
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| Inlays and Onlays |
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Dental inlays and onlays are restorations used to repair rear teeth that have a mild to moderate amount of decay. They can also be used to restore teeth that are cracked or fractured if the damage is not severe enough to require a dental crown. Inlays and onlays are usually made from porcelain or composite resin to be created from tooth-colored materials. |
