Veneers and On lays

If you have a damaged or decayed tooth, our dentists can assist you in selecting the optimal solution. Crowns and bridges are custom-fitted tooth prosthetics that both function and resemble natural, healthy teeth. Veneers offer a less invasive alternative, suitable for individuals with minor tooth damage or discoloration. These thin porcelain or resin shells are available in customizable colors and are bonded to the surface of your teeth under full isolation by a rubber dam.

 

Crowns

A crown, also referred to as a dental cap, is custom-fitted to your bite and is placed over your natural tooth or dental implant. Dental crowns are highly recommended for individuals with intact teeth that exhibit surface damage or decay but do not have root rot


Procedure:

  1. We will reduce the problematic tooth for a proper crown fit

  2. An impression will be taken of your bite for crown fabrication

  3. The color of porcelain prosthetics can then be customized

  4. We will provide you with a temporary crown until the permanent one is crafted by the lab.

  5. You will need to return for the permanent crown fitting appointment.


 

Bridges

To replace a missing tooth surrounded by decay and/or large fillings in neighboring teeth, or in cases where the tooth has been missing for an extended period (resulting in gum recession around the area), we typically recommend bridges as opposed to dental implants.


Types of Bridges:

  • Traditional — Caps are bonded over teeth that lie on either side of the missing one

  • Cantilever — Cap is bonded over a single tooth next to the missing one

  • Resin-bonded — Porcelain or plastic teeth with gums that are supported by metal “wings”


 

Veneers

If you're seeking to cosmetically correct or enhance the appearance of one or more teeth, we recommend veneers. These are ultra-thin porcelain or resin shells that can be customized in color and shape to suit your preferences. Veneers are minimally invasive and offer resistance to future stains.


Common uses for veneers:

  • Chipped or broken teeth

  • Misshapen or irregular teeth

  • Teeth that do not respond to traditional whitening treatments