Cosmetic Dentistry

Veneers: Veneers are wafer-thin prosthetics bonded to the teeth on their frontal surface. They are primarily used to make cosmetic changes to the teeth, such as covering the surface imperfections, cracks, severe discoloration, etc. They are also used to restore misshapen, chipped, or excessively spaced teeth. They are relatively easier to fabricate and bond to the teeth. Although they are quite thin, veneers offer excellent durability and strength.

Whitening: Teeth whitening is one of the most prominent cosmetic dental procedures. It is carried out using a highly potent teeth whitening gel containing hydrogen peroxide – a bleaching agent present in almost all whitening gels. The gel releases oxygen molecules when activated, which enter the porous structure of the enamel and bleach the coloring particles. We offer two options for teeth whitening that you can choose from according to the severity of staining and your preference. Learn more about our whitening options.

Orthodontics:  Most kids will have their first orthodontic consult by age 7. Get started with a trusted orthodontist in San Antonio today. Learn more.

Implants: Dental implants are one of the strongest teeth restorations, which are specifically used to replace missing teeth. They are made from strong and highly durable materials like titanium and have a crown attached to them made from dental-grade ceramic. Implants are placed in the jawbone, where they act as the tooth root supporting the prosthetic crown. Learn more about dental implants.

Bridges: Dental bridges are the simplest means to replace missing teeth. They are made from dental-grade, tooth-colored ceramic material which is highly customizable and long-lasting. A bridge is a combination of a solid prosthetic tooth and ceramic crowns on either side which help to hold it stably in position.

Crowns: Crowns are one of the most versatile restorations in the world of dentistry. They are hollow on the inside and resemble the appearance of a natural tooth on the outside, allowing the dentist to place them over natural teeth and restore them as required. Crowns are popularly used to restore teeth that are cracked, broken, chipped, naturally misshapen, weak, worn out, or severely damaged.

Dentures: Dentures are the most preferred oral prosthetics by patients who have lost a significant number of teeth. They are made from a combination of ceramic and acrylic, which replicate the appearance of the teeth and gum tissues, respectively. Since dentures are removable restorations, they can be worn and taken off when you wish, such as while going to bed or cleaning the mouth and dentures.