Cosmetic Dentistry
Giving You Reasons to Smile Again
A Great Smile is a Confidence Builder
We emphasize beauty in all our work because we think that when you love your smile, you feel great! We use a proven combination of preventive care, white fillings, and restoration techniques for optimum dental health. These days, smile makeovers are so easy (and even affordable) that there’s no reason you shouldn’t get the perfectly beautiful, natural-looking smile you’ve always desired. Ask us what crowns, bonding, and whitening can do to transform your smile!
Get YOUR ‘Smile Makeover’ – in as Few as Two Visits!
If you have misshapen teeth, gaps, or deep staining, our porcelain veneers might be what you’re looking for. This procedure quickly and painlessly alters crooked teeth so it looks like you’ve gone through years of orthodontics. Veneers are thin, but very durable, sheets of advanced dental ceramic. They are bonded to teeth so that your smile appears straight and even, correcting imperfections. Veneers can be applied to a tooth to completely conceal chips or cracks or reshape a worn or misshapen tooth. Veneers are made to exactly match the color of the surrounding teeth, so they look completely natural.
Amazing results for some of our actual patients!
Full-Mouth Smile Rehabilitation
Good oral health goes beyond just maintaining your smile with regular cleanings and the occasional filling. Sometimes it can have a much bigger impact on health and appearance. Many patients who’ve dealt with injury, illness, bite problems, and worn teeth can have chronic problems they didn’t even realize originated in the mouth. Tooth grinding (bruxism), TMJ, periodontitis, crooked or misshapen teeth, and lost teeth can combine to create headaches and migraines, toothaches, bad breath, or an unattractive appearance. However, we have solutions for these problems.
Dr. Kravitz will discuss your concerns, symptoms, and treatment goals. After taking digital X-rays, photos, and imprints of your mouth, he will discuss treatment options to address those issues and help you achieve a healthy, pain-free, beautiful smile. We can also discuss phased treatment and the financial planning that will make all of this possible.
A Crown Protects a Damaged Tooth
Individual crowns are sometimes necessary to save a broken or worn-down tooth when a simple filling will not restore it to full functionality. By surrounding and supporting the healthy tooth structure, a crown will save and even add strength to the damaged tooth. We use the most advanced materials to make your crown. It will look so natural, you won’t be able to distinguish it from a real tooth.
Bridging the Gap
If you’ve lost one or more teeth and have a gap, a bridge may be the best solution for you. We secure the bridge on either side using crowns attached to the remaining teeth. Our bridges are made with high-quality materials for security and appearance, so the bridge blends well with your other teeth. You can be confident in your full smile!
Amazing results for some of our actual patients!
Brighten Your Smile with Teeth Whitening
We all love brighter teeth! Whiter teeth look great, and they are actually easier to achieve than many people think. The best way to get your teeth their whitest is by using safe and effective professional whitening. Dr. Kravitz offers custom-made whitening trays, made in his own office lab. You take home supplies and instructions, with results occurring in about 1 – 14 days.
White Bonded Fillings for a Polished Smile
Over the years, silver-mercury amalgam has been a standard filling used in dental practices, and many practices continue to use it. While they get the job done, amalgams have certain shortcomings. Metal does not attach well to teeth, so decay might leak into the tooth. But the most popular reason many patients choose the white bonded fillings has to do with the look. Many people just don’t want a dark filling in their smile. We offer modern restorations that blend with your natural tooth structure, contain no metals, and can even strengthen your teeth. They also bond tightly to the healthy part of the tooth so there is less likelihood for dental decay in the future.