Relate Smile Gallery

This case is an emergency patient who came to my office and was leaving in a couple of days to a different state. She wanted to fix her teeth in a short time and we were able to do composites for her to fix her teeth. She was VERY happy!

This case showcases the options we have for tooth replacement. This shows a one tooth partial that patient uses while waiting to get her permanent implant.

Here's another tooth replacement for ourpatient. While she's waiting for her implants, we replaced her missing teeth with a traditional removable partial.

Patient came for a chipped tooth which happened when the patient was drinking from a glass. After fixing the chip, the patient really liked the color match and asked if we could also fix his worn down tooth on the other side. The two composites were done in less than 45 minutes and the patient left very happy.

This patient felt severe sensitivity to cold, sweets and while brushing.  A composite (white) filling restoration was placed to cover the area and prevent the root from further damage. Patient later reported no more sensitivity after the filling was done. Root recession can mainly occur due to external forces such as heavy brushing or using a very abrasive toothpaste or toothbrush. Sometimes recession can worsen to a stage that the tooth may need more treatment than just a dental filing. 

This patient came for In-Office Kor teeth whitening. After one hour of procedure, they had a brighter smile which was followed by Kor at home whitening kit treatment for even better results.

This patient had lost one tooth due to trauma which was treated with one dental implant placement. It is usually very hard to match the color of one implant with the other especially for front teeth, but our dentists were able to match the color perfectly! Patient left our office extremely happy after the treatment.

This patient had a severe deep bite with a lot of chipping and thinning out on their front teeth. We added some fittings and corrected some of the discoloration by adding composite bonding to some teeth after just a few months of Invisalign. Adding fillings to their chipped teeth without doing the Invisalign would have been impossible as they would have chipped every single filing due to deep bite. Therefore, sometimes it is very important to change the position of the teeth before being able to do a good composite /fitting restoration.

This patient was considering the options of doing porcelain veneers vs. composite veneers. After reviewing patients medical and dental history, it was concluded that patient is not a good candidate for veneers. Patient, a severe bruxir (night grinder), cannot tolerate a night guard which is a must have for someone who gets veneers and is a grinder.

Therefore, composite veneers (a more conservative option) were completed on the four front teeth. Patient's black triangles were covered, and patient was extremely happy with the final results!

This patient wanted whitening before completing composite veneers (bonded veneers) on his front teeth. The best in office whitening that can actually produce results is Kor whitening. Patient completed treatment and continued with bindings.

The Patient wanted a more even and brighter smile, with larger upper teeth. He had a mis-matched front crown with wear due to acid erosion (wear of teeth due to an acidic environment in the mouth). Patient was happy with the results of the procedure as we were able to achieve a close color match to their old upper crowns. Patient completed eight crowns on their upper teeth and will do the lower teeth at a later time as they needed to phase the treatment.