Most cosmetic concerns fall into a few categories. This is a starting point for conversation, not a diagnosis—Dr. Gill confirms the right option at your consultation.
Store-bought strips and gels use lower concentrations designed for unsupervised use, and results vary widely with uneven wear or existing restorations. A professionally supervised whitening treatment is customized to your teeth and monitored for sensitivity, which typically produces a more even, predictable result.
Bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin sculpted directly onto the tooth, usually in a single visit with minimal to no removal of healthy enamel. It works well for small chips, minor gaps, or slightly uneven edges. For larger or multiple concerns, Dr. Gill may recommend veneers instead, since bonding is more prone to staining and wear over time.
Veneers are thin, custom-fabricated porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth to correct color, shape, spacing, or proportion together. They're a good fit for patients with several visible concerns who want a coordinated, long-term result. The process typically involves a consultation, conservative tooth preparation, and a fitting visit—Dr. Gill will walk through your specific timeline.
When a tooth is cracked, heavily filled, or structurally weakened, a crown restores strength while a tooth-colored material keeps the appearance natural. This is often the right path when whitening or bonding alone wouldn't hold up to normal biting forces.
Dr. Gill examines your teeth and gums, discusses what you'd like to change, and reviews conservative options with estimated timelines. You'll leave with a clear recommendation and cost information—scheduling a consultation does not obligate you to move forward with treatment.
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