Cosmetic bonding
Are you unhappy with the look of your teeth and smile? Whether caused by decay, chipping, stain, or irregularities of the tooth surface, sometimes our smile does not look the best it could. Using a tooth colored material, Dr. Berry can change the color and shape of your teeth to create a beautiful and natural looking smile. This is a minimally invasive approach which often times requires no tooth removal.
Bonding to improve chipped teeth
This gentleman was unhappy with the appearance of his chipped front teeth. By utilizing Invisalign to move his teeth into a better alignment, Dr. Berry was able to bond the front teeth without any tooth removal. This is a minimally invasive and long lasting approach to improving his smile.
Bonding to fix small teeth
This patient was unhappy with her smile and never liked the spaces between her teeth. By bonding only 4 teeth, Dr. Berry was able to correct the shape of her small teeth to ideal proportions and give this patient a smile she is proud to show off!
Bonding to hide spaces
After her periodontal disease was treated and her gums were healthy this patient wanted to love her smile. Dr. Berry was able to camouflage both the spacing and the discolorations with bonding. This required no tooth removal to complete.
Bonding to fix a broken tooth
A slip on the ice got the best of this patient and left her with a broken front tooth. Fortunately Dr. Berry was able to restore this young woman’s beautiful smile back to all its glory with bonding of the broken piece.
Bonding to correct chipped teeth
This beautiful lady did not like the wearing of her front teeth Dr. Berry was able to do minimally invasive bonding on her front teeth after utilizing Invisalign to correct the position of her teeth.
Bonding to fix small teeth
This patient had orthodontics to improve his smile but he still did not like how some of his front teeth were very small. Dr. Berry was able to use bonding to make his teeth look bigger and blend with his other natural teeth. The best part was no tooth removal or needles were required for this minimally invasive approach!