LUMINEERS Accept nothing less!

LUMINEERS has developed the contact lens-thin porcelain technology that provides beauty and strength while preserving your natural tooth structure. Lumineers are a popular option because they are a “minimal preparation” or “no-preparation” procedure from the concept of tooth preservation. Often Lumineers do not require grinding, cutting or filing down any tooth structure for proper placement. The Lumineers are adhesively bonded to the “facial (front) surface” of the teeth, making the process as much of a minimally invasive procedure as possible.

Your Lumineers can be installed in two easy visits to bring out a beautiful new smile.lumineers1 During the first visit a precision custom mold will be taken then choose the shade best for your new, permanently white smile. On your second visit, your Lumineers are checked for fit and shade then painlessly attached giving you a healthy, natural smile.

• Lumineers are stronger
• Lumineers are thinner – about as thin as a contact lens
• There is no drilling required to attach Lumineers
• Existing dental work does not have to be replaced
• Lumineers can be almost half the cost of traditional veneers
• The procedure can be reversed (since the existing tooth is not changed in any way)

Veneers

A procedure that can help you gain that beautiful, winning smile you’ve always dreamed of. Dental veneers are thin shells made of porcelain and bonded to the front surface of the teeth.Tooth preparation is minimal and confined to the enamel structure. They can fix teeth that are discolored, worn down, chipped or broken.
Veneers can improve upon teeth that are misaligned, uneven, or have gaps between them. Veneers can help brighten front teeth that have permanent stains or discoloration that can’t be whitened.No matter what the problem may be, when porcelain veneers are bonded to the teeth, they result in an improved appearance. Two or Three appointments are typically required to make and place veneer.

Dental Crowns

A crown is a type of dental restoration which completely caps or encircles a tooth or dental implant. Crowns are often needed when a large cavity threatens the ongoing health of a tooth or a Root Canal Treated Tooth. They are typically bonded to the tooth using a dental cement .
Two appointments are typically required to make and place dental crowns. During the first appointment, the natural tooth is prepared by removing decayed or damaged structure. This creates room for the thickness of the crown. The dentist then makes an impression of the prepared tooth and sends it to a dental laboratory where your crown is custom-made from tooth-colored porcelain. You will wear a temporary crown to protect your tooth until your permanent crown is ready.
Once our office receives your permanent crown, you will return to have it bonded in place. During this second appointment, we will remove your temporary crown, place the permanent crown on your tooth, and make minor adjustments if needed so that it fits your tooth perfectly. On an average, dental Crowns last between 5 and 15 years. The life span of a crown depends on the amount of “wear and tear” the crown is exposed to and how well you follow good oral hygiene

Bridge

Dental bridges immediately address issues like missing single tooth or multiple teeth because they are connected to existing permanent teeth and work to re-establish traditional bite patterns. To obtain a bridge, a patient must first have existing teeth on either side of a missing tooth.
A bridge procedure usually requires two or three appointments. At your first appointment – The tooth is reduced in size to accommodate a bridge. An impression is taken of the prepared tooth. The impression is sent to the dental laboratory, where dental technician will carry out the fabrication as per dentist’s instructions. A temporary bridge is applied which will stay on your tooth till final bridge is placed.
At your second appointment- the temporary bridge is removed and permanent bridge is cemented to get precision fit. On an average, dental bridges last between 5 and 15 years. The life span of a bridge depends on the amount of “wear and tear” the crown is exposed to and how well you follow good oral hygiene.

Tooth-colored Fillings

For many years, the only option for filling cavities was conspicuous metal fillings. Not anymore! Today, advances in dental material and techniques allow to repair cavities using modern tooth-colored fillings. Tooth-colored fillings are made of composite plastic and resin materials that mimic the natural color and texture of teeth. And, unlike metal fillings, tooth-colored fillings are bonded directly to the tooth, making them extremely durable and easy to apply. We can replace your old metal fillings with new tooth-colored fillings for a natural look. Bonding of composite resins is ideal for smaller corrections, in which most of the tooth is healthy and stable. It can be used to correct a wide variety of problems, including minor decay, chips, cracks, gaps between teeth, discoloration and crooked teeth. Composite resins are a more esthetically-pleasing alternative to metal fillings or restorations.Composite resins are materials that have similar characteristics to a tooth’s natural enamel, and their color can be adjusted to match the particular color of your teeth. Bonding is a non-invasive procedure that can provide astounding improvements in the appearance of your teeth.