Smile gallery

Please view before and after photos

Broken Tooth

For a single broken tooth composite bonding is often the treatment of choice, although for severe fractures a porcelain crown may be required.

Porcelain Inlay & White fillings

Black fillings can be replaced by white fillings or inlays restorations

Old-style metal based crowns. can be replaced with all porcelain crowns

Veneers

Veneers can be used to close the gap and to give a more balanced smile

Gaps

Options to close gaps include composite bonding for smaller gaps or porcelain veneers and crowns for larger gaps.

Crowding

6 porcelain veneers to correct the overcrowding.

Extreme Gaps

Even large gaps can be closed by providing crowns.

Extreme Crowding

Even extreme cases of overcrowding can be overcome with composite veneers, porcelain veneers and crowns.

Discolored margin around old style crowns     

A combination of modern all porcelain crowns and veneers can overcome the problem.

Tooth Whitening

Whitening is a simple treatment than can brighten natural teeth significantly. It can be completed in the surgery in one visit or with custom made trays to be worn at home.

Discoloration

If teeth need to be restored or if a greater color change is required than can be achieved through whitening then porcelain veneers or crowns may be the right choice.

Gummy Smile

A gum lift can be carried out to correct excessive or uneven gum levels.

Misshapen Teeth

Composite bonding or porcelain veneers are often used to improve the shape of teeth, like these 'pointy' canine teeth that are in the position of the missing 'lateral' incisors.

Bite Problems

Bite problems can often be resolved by various forms of restoration.

The preferred solution is to use veneers and crowns to give a more aesthetically pleasing appearance and whiter teeth.

Worn Teeth

If the bite allows, porcelain veneers can be used to restore worn teeth

Multiple Problems

If teeth have become severely worn, heavily filled or broken down, often restoration of multiple teeth throughout the mouth is required to replace lost tooth tissue and to restore and preserve health, aesthetics and function.

Unsymmetrical Teeth

By correcting uneven gum line  and veneering the teeth, a symmetrical dentition can be achieved.