We use many of the most up-to-date techniques in dentistry today including:

Whitening Facts

Uniform Whitening - The Rembrandt Sapphire Light can bleach all teeth at once or one tooth at a time, focusing on problem teeth, which results in a beautiful, uniformly white smile. Other in-office bleaching techniques bleach all the teeth at once, resulting in an uneven appearance.

Correcting Bleaching Relapse - When teeth that have been professionally bleached start to dull and stain, they require a return visit to the dentist.

A Rembrandt One-Hour Smile Whitening procedure performed by a Rembrandt One-Hour Whitening Center dentist helps ensure no bleaching relapse, because the dentist provides specially-formulated Rembrandt Plus Toothpaste with Peroxide that maintains whiteness
(and improves overall good oral health with the fluoride ingredient).

Veneers (or laminates) - A kind of individual tooth "overlay" that improves the shape and look of teeth. Most veneers require drilling to remove tooth structure so the veneer can be put on. However, impossibly thin Rembrandt Laminates with Cerinate Porcelain require no tooth structure removal, which means no pain.

Tooth Bonding - Tooth bonding corrects minor defects in teeth, such as chipping, cracking, misalignment or discoloration. A plastic, putty-like resin is used to rebuild the teeth and make them look natural.

Cosmetic Contouring - Teeth are reshaped, with particular attention given to the edges of the upper and lower front six teeth, which can create a more beautiful smile.

Esthetic Partials - A small set of replacement porcelain teeth can be created to improve a smile.

Crowns - Crowns are applied when there is insufficient tooth structure left due to decay, defective fillings and teeth breaking. With the development of newer, more advanced lab techniques and porcelains, such as Cerinate Porcelain, crowns fit well and look natural.

White Fillings - white fillings are more attractive than metal fillings and are long-lasting. Metal fillings can be replaced with white fillings one at a time, as they get older, or all at once. These fillings are actually chemically bonded into the tooth, a process that has been proven to protect against future tooth weakening and other problems.

Curing Light - A curing light is used in cosmetic dentistry procedures, such as veneers and bonding, to rapidly "cure" (or set/adhere) restorative materials to teeth.