The patient pictured below wanted to retain the space between the two central incisors. The left central was extracted and replaced with a dental implant and four new crowns were completed.

The case pictured below is an illustration of the improvement that bleaching can make in appearance. Minor chips were repaired with bonding at the next visit.

In the case below, a fractured decayed silver-mercury filling was replaced with a natural, tooth-colored restoration.

In the following case, a missing tooth was relaced with a bridge supported by small restorations within the adjacent teeth. This was done to preserve healthy, natural tooth structure.

The following is another tooth where the unesthetic, dark, silver-mercury filling was replaced with a naturall, tooth-colored composite resion restoration.

In the case below, four old crowns whose metal edges were beginning to show were replaced with new porocelain crowns to produce a natural smile. In the image of the old crowns, the dotted lines show the slant of the old crowns.

Just smiles from our patients, young and old...