Cosmetic Dentistry

Veneers: A great option that is less invasive than implants but stronger than fillings and will strengthen, whiten, and improve your smile are veneers. Veneers, also known as laminates, are thin resin or porcelain films that a dentist adheres to the surface of your teeth.

Whitening: One trip to Dental Studio can give you a brighter, whiter smile. While there are over-the-counter options, these can increase sensitivity and eat away the enamel of your teeth. The safest option is to turn to professionals! Learn more about our whitening options.

Invisalign: Get the beautiful smile you have always dreamed about with a convenient and discreet method. Invisalign is a series of clear aligners that correct bite and misalignment issues successfully. Learn more about Invisalign.

Implants: Implants may seem intense, but they truly are the best, most secure way to improve your mouth and smile and prevent disease from decaying teeth. Because implants are attached directly to the jaw bone, they become permanent structures in your mouth. The best part is that implants last for life – just be sure to keep up with brushing, flossing, and regular dental visits. Learn more about dental implants.

Bridges: If you have suffered from tooth loss, a dentist may recommend a bride. A bridge is a dental appliance that replaces a missing tooth and attaches to the adjacent teeth or dental implant. A bridge is custom-made for your specific mouth and is often comfortable and goes unnoticed. Depending on the severity, the teeth next to the bridge may need to be reduced to get a good fit.

Crowns: If you have had tooth decay, you know it can be very painful. A great solution that dentists recommend is a crown. This cap fits over an existing tooth or implant to protect your dental health and prevent larger cavities. Crowns are put into place to prevent further tooth decay and disease. At Dental Studio, we use porcelain or metal crowns depending on your decision after reviewing options with your dentist.

Dentures: If tooth decay or tooth loss becomes severe over time, a dentist may suggest dentures. Because age and genetics can impact our dental health, dentures will often need to be replaced every 3-8 years. Whether you’re getting fitted for the first time or you just need a new set, we can help!