Teeth whitening
Professional options for eligible natural teeth; whitening does not change the color of crowns, veneers, or fillings.
Cosmetic dentistry
Cosmetic treatment can address color, shape, wear, spacing, or older restorations after the underlying health of the smile has been evaluated.
Two people with a similar cosmetic concern may need very different treatment. Tooth color, enamel, existing fillings or crowns, bite forces, and the health of the gums all affect which options are appropriate.
A dental examination helps separate a cosmetic concern from decay, injury, or another condition that should be addressed first. From there, the options can be compared for appearance, tooth preservation, durability, maintenance, and cost.
Cosmetic options listed by the practice
Professional options for eligible natural teeth; whitening does not change the color of crowns, veneers, or fillings.
Custom coverings bonded to the front of selected teeth to change shape, color, or proportion.
Tooth-colored material used to restore selected areas affected by decay or damage.
Digital design and in-office fabrication that allows many ceramic restorations to be completed in one visit.
Custom restorations that repair more of a tooth than a filling while covering less tooth structure than a full crown.
Detailed treatment guides
Explore general information about evaluation, treatment, and the questions worth discussing at your visit.
A more useful conversation
The health and structure of each tooth
How the proposed change fits the full smile
Maintenance and long-term tradeoffs
Reliable patient education
Schedule with Eastland
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