Restored, not replaced.
Watch one tooth rebuilt, from first look to final polish. Scroll to begin.
Under the instruments, a small cavity is only the start of the story.
A fine drill takes the decay and nothing else, so the healthy tooth stays yours.
Air and water clear the space, and the bonding surface is prepared dry and flawless.
Composite goes in thin, each layer shaped and cured before the next.
Contours are checked against the opposing tooth, then polished until they disappear.
The tooth you were born with, back to full strength.
We do not replace teeth. We restore them, one thin layer at a time.
We examine the tooth, take images and agree on what is damaged and what is healthy before anything is touched.
20 min · No drill
A fine drill removes the decay and stops at healthy enamel. Less removed means a stronger tooth afterwards.
10 min · Numbed
The cavity is cleaned, rinsed and dried so the new material can bond to the tooth, not sit beside it.
5 min · Isolated
Tooth-coloured composite is added in thin layers and cured under light, so it holds its shape and its shade.
15 min · Cured in layers
We shape the surface, check how your teeth meet, and adjust until the contact feels like your own tooth.
10 min · Bite checked
A final polish gives the restoration the same gloss as the enamel around it, and you leave with the tooth you came in with.
5 min · Final polish
Tooth-coloured composite that replaces decay and bonds to what remains. Most fillings are finished in a single visit.
Repairs chips, closes small gaps and reshapes edges with sculpted composite, matched to the tooth beside it.
Ceramic pieces made for larger repairs, bonded in place to hold a weakened tooth together and share the bite.
A full ceramic cover for a tooth that is cracked, heavily worn or weakened, shaped to restore height and strength.
Thin ceramic shells that cover stains, chips and uneven edges on the visible surface of a tooth.
Choose the concern, the number of teeth and the material. The figures update as you go.
Sample figures for demonstration only. A real estimate follows an examination.
Average chair time per tooth
Visit for most composite work
Steps from first look to polish
Warranty on restorations
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