Exceptional Dentistry will begin with a thorough examination of your teeth and gums. We will also include x-rays so we can identify everything there is to know about your oral health, your teeth, gums, and your smile. We will discuss your goals in pursuing a smile makeover. The following are some common procedures that can contribute to a smile makeover and help us accomplish that goal. It might take a combination of several.

• Teeth Whitening- A quite common procedure today that everyone can benefit from. The culprit could be coffee, tea, dark colas, red wine or even your love for berries. It may be that you use tobacco products, like smoking. Over time your teeth will naturally discolor or stain. Until you actually improve the shade of white you will not be aware of the dramatic impact this can have on your smile. There are several methods available to accomplish this treatment, including from kits for use at home to a professional application at our office. Having it done professionally by Exceptional Dentistry delivers immediate, controlled results due to the increased strength of our bleaching products over what is available over the counter.
• Porcelain Crowns- A porcelain crown is a cap or cover that sits over the tooth protecting the entire tooth. The shade chosen will match your natural teeth and can cover up any cracks, chips, or broken teeth. The final restoration looks just like a natural tooth.
• Porcelain Veneers- We will have a dental lab create and fabricate a wafer-thin piece of veneer that we will cement to the outside surface of the tooth. This is a satisfactory solution for cracks, chips, and discoloration.
• Composite Veneers- Exceptional Dentistry can apply a putty-like plastic resin on the surface of a tooth or even several teeth. This compound can be shaped, molded, and sculpted before final curing and hardening and then final smoothing. The composite resin is not as strong as porcelain but an easier way to hide a crack or chip. We can also easily close a gap between two teeth with this dental compound.
• Dental Bridge- This is a conventional approach to fill a gap or space left from a missing tooth. An artificial tooth is suspended in that space and supported by these abutment teeth on each side of the gap. The anchoring teeth are crucial to making the bridge strong and durable.
• Dental Implant- Today these are the new gold standard to replace a missing tooth. By surgically implanting a tiny titanium post into your jaw, then allowing that post to fuse and bond to the bone, we can place a porcelain or ceramic crown on the top of that post, and it will look completely natural when finished. This restoration is the closest method available to mimic a natural tooth and also keeping the jawbone healthy.
• Orthodontics- Your natural smile might include some crooked teeth. We can introduce you to Invisalign and correct those teeth in 12 to 18 months and never use any metal brackets or bands.