Cosmetic Dentistry

If you’re bothered by the color, shape, or alignment of your teeth, cosmetic dentistry works on the visible parts of your smile. The treatments below don’t change how your teeth function, but they can change how you feel about smiling in photos, at work, or in conversation.

What we offer

Teeth whitening removes surface stains and lightens the underlying shade of your enamel. In-office whitening works faster than over-the-counter trays. We can walk you through which approach fits your timeline and sensitivity level.

Veneers are thin porcelain shells bonded to the fronts of your teeth. They cover chips, gaps, deep staining that whitening won’t reach, and minor shape irregularities. Getting veneers takes two visits: one to prepare the teeth and take impressions, one to bond the finished shells.

Clear aligners shift teeth gradually using a series of custom trays you swap out every week or two. They’re a good fit if your concern is mild crowding or spacing rather than significant bite issues. We’ll take records first to confirm you’re a candidate.

Smile makeover isn’t a single procedure. It’s a treatment plan that combines two or more services, often whitening, veneers, and aligners, to address several concerns at once. We go through your goals, talk through the sequence, and work out what’s realistic given your budget and timeline.

Facial rejuvenation services treat the area around your mouth, including fine lines and volume loss that can affect how your smile reads overall.

What to expect at a cosmetic consult

We’ll do a full exam first. There’s no point planning cosmetic work around a tooth that has an underlying problem. Once we know the health of your teeth and gums, we talk through your goals and show you what’s achievable. We take photos and, for some cases, digital previews so you can see the outcome before committing to anything.

Cosmetic work is elective, so we don’t rush you. Most patients ask a lot of questions, and that’s expected. If something isn’t a good fit for your situation, we’ll tell you.