The beautiful thing about smiles is that if you’re not satisfied with yours, you can make changes at any point. Whether you’re set on , correcting minor imperfections, or straightening everything out, our Greater Fort Lauderdale, FL, cosmetic dentists can help you accomplish the look you’ve always envisioned.
We can also administer facial fillers if you’re interested. Give our Plantation, FL, dental office a call at (954) 327-7400 if you’re ready to request an appointment.
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Teeth Bleaching
Feeling like your teeth could use a little help in the brightness department? Our dentists have got you covered with our Opalescence™ take-home and in-office teeth bleaching services. No matter which you choose, you’ll be amazed at how easily unwanted tooth stains can be eliminated.
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Porcelain Veneers
Create a whole new smile that still reflects your personality with porcelain veneers. Consisting of thin “shells”, veneers are permanently adhered over the front surfaces of each tooth by our dentists to conceal chipped, misshapen, cracked, or severely discolored teeth. The end result is not only beautiful but durable as well.
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Dental Bonding
If you want to get rid of minor imperfections in your smile but aren’t committed to the veneers procedure, our dentists can recommend dental bonding instead. Dental bonding uses a tooth-colored composite resin material to repair and restore small chips, cracks, or gaps. Teeth that are irregularly shaped are eligible for bonding too.
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Clear Aligners
Straighter teeth doesn’t have to mean metal in your mouth. Our dentists can help you achieve the smile you want by correcting gapped, crooked, and crowded teeth using clear aligners. Unlike braces, they’re much harder to notice and can be removed when you need to eat, brush, or floss.
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Facial Fillers
Facial fillers from our dentists work to complement your enhanced smile by erasing “marionette” lines, creating fuller lips, and redefining the overall structure of the face. If needed, we can also use fillers to address chronic TMJ disorder pain and the discomfort associated with intense bruxism (grinding/clenching).
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