Cosmetic Dentistry

A stunning smile is an invaluable asset. Bright, white teeth can help make you look more youthful, attractive, and confident. Dr. Fisher and Dr. Zitterich offer the best teeth whitening services in Rockwall, Texas and give you a choice when it comes to professional...

Some smiles require comprehensive care to achieve the look you want. Dr. Fisher and Dr. Zitterich transform appearances and lives with custom smile makeovers. At your complimentary consultation, Dr. Fisher and Dr. Zitterich will ask you what you’re...

Are you tired of feeling self-conscious about your smile? Chips, stains, gaps, and other flaws can affect your self-esteem and create social and professional stumbling blocks. You can now have the beautiful smile you’ve always wanted with porcelain veneers or...

For patients who have excessive gum tissue, their teeth can appear too short or stubby. What you may not know is that beneath that excessive or overgrown soft tissue, your teeth are just waiting to be revealed. If you have a gummy smile, we may recommend a gum lift,...

In the past, achieving straighter teeth meant wearing braces and often enduring lengthy treatment times. While that still may be the best option in certain cases, now there’s Invisalign, the modern, comfortable, and fast way to straighten your teeth. Invisalign uses...

If you’re self-conscious about cracked, broken, decayed, dark or worn teeth, we can bring back your healthy, natural-looking smile with crowns, also called caps or 360 veneers. A crown can restore structure, strength, and function to a tooth with extensive decay or...

Contouring & Polishing If you have a lightly chipped tooth or teeth, or teeth that are slightly misaligned, then Contouring may be just the right option for you. Contouring is the subtle, yet artful, polishing of your teeth to remove chipped or uneven areas that...

Composite Bonding If you have a chipped tooth or teeth that can’t be simply polished away, or if you have moderately misaligned teeth, then Cosmetic Bonding may be the answer. This can be done in a single visit and usually requires no anesthetic or “numbing.” If this...