Cosmetic Imaging

Wanda did not like the worn-down and uneven edges of her front teeth or the gaps she had developed as her teeth shifted over the years. We used computer imaging to show how porcelain veneers could be used to lengthen and level her front teeth, and simple polishing could be performed to smooth and straighten her lower teeth, giving her a great smile.

Susan, like many people, grinds her teeth. This made them flat and worn-looking and not very feminine. Cosmetic imaging let us simulate how her teeth could look after replacing the dark, rough composite bonding on her right front tooth, and artistically polishing all the edges of her front teeth to make them look softer and more feminine, giving her a beautiful smile.

Robin did not like the uneven edges of her front teeth or the large gap between. Cosmetic imaging allowed us to show her how great her smile could look after leveling her teeth and filling in the gap with porcelain veneers.

Richard did not like the worn-down and uneven edges of his front teeth. We used computer imaging to show how porcelain veneers could be used to lengthen and level his front teeth, and simple polishing could be performed to smooth and straighten his lower teeth, giving him a great smile.

Melissa was unhappy with the way her lower front teeth were shifting and chipping. We were able to use computer imaging to show her how she could look after Invisalign to straighten her teeth and polishing to smooth the jagged edges. Beautiful!

“M” did not like the uneven spacing and shape of her front teeth. Computer imaging allowed us to imagine how her teeth could look after minor orthodontic movement and porcelain veneers.

“M” did not like the color of her teeth, the worn edges, or the crown on her left front tooth that didn’t really “match”. Computer imaging allowed us to show her how her smile could look with whitening, subtle gum sculpting, and the new porcelain veneers she desired.

“M” did not like how her front teeth were too short and too narrow for her face. Cosmetic imaging allowed us to show her teeth that complimented her face and gave her a beautiful smile.

“K” had existing implants and crowns to replace lost front teeth, but did not like the way they looked, feeling they were too “manly”. We used computer imaging to simulate how her new teeth could look with softer, more feminine proportions.

Heather was a college student who felt her top front teeth, with their irregular shape and flat edges, looked much older than her age. Computer imaging let us design the perfect smile for approval before we began her porcelain veneers.

Greg did not have really “bad” teeth. But they did show signs of aging and wear, with many chips and cracks. We used computer imaging to let him see how we could look with more even and youthful teeth.

“E” did not like the shape and color of her front teeth. Computer imaging allowed us to let her “see” her new smile, with subtle gum sculpting and porcelain veneers, before we began.

Dianna did not like her “gummy” smile and severely worn-down and discolored front teeth. Cosmetic imaging allowed me to show her how her gum lift and new veneers could look before we began treatment. “Seeing” her new smile before we began gave her the confidence to move ahead.

Darlene did not like the worn-down and uneven edges of her front teeth. We used computer imaging to show how porcelain veneers could be used to lengthen and level her front teeth, and simple polishing could be performed to smooth and straighten her lower teeth, giving her a great smile.

“A2” had porcelain veneers on her front teeth that she felt looked “uneven and blocky”. And some of her veneers did not cover her teeth all the way to the gumline. We used cosmetic imaging to show her new veneers could make her smile look great.

“A” already had a nice smile but wanted to know how I thought it could look even better. Computer imaging allowed us to show her what subtle gum sculpting and porcelain veneers could do to enhance her smile.