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Cosmetic Dentistry

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A Smile That Feels Like You

Cosmetic care begins with a conversation about what you want to change and what you want to keep. We consider color, shape, symmetry, and function, then discuss options that support a natural-looking result and long-term oral health.

Options for Your Goals

  • Veneers

    Veneers cover the front of teeth and may help with persistent stains, small chips, uneven shapes, or gaps.

  • Bonding

    Bonding can be a conservative way to repair small chips, worn edges, or other minor concerns.

  • Professional Whitening

    Whitening can brighten discolored teeth and create a more even-looking smile.

  • White-Spot Care

    Depending on the cause and depth of a white spot, options may include enamel blending, microabrasion, resin infiltration, bonding, or whitening.

  • Tooth-Colored Crowns

    A crown can protect a damaged tooth while improving its visible shape and color.

Dr. Linda Fleetwood

Design Begins With Listening

  1. Share Your Goals

    Tell us what you notice about your smile and what kind of change feels right to you.

  2. Explore Possibilities

    We examine your teeth and may use digital photos, images, or impressions to help explain options.

  3. Choose Thoughtfully

    We review conservative alternatives, treatment steps, and care for your finished restoration when relevant.

Questions, Answered

Your smile goals are personal. We will explain the possibilities and help you decide what fits.

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Can cosmetic care address a chipped tooth?

Depending on the tooth, bonding, a veneer, or a crown may be considered. We examine the tooth before recommending an option.

What is the difference between a veneer and a crown?

A veneer primarily covers the front surface for appearance; a crown covers more of the tooth and may provide additional structural protection.

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