Porcelain Veneers and Lumineers, Modesto
Porcelain dental veneers are thin laminates that change the appearance of your teeth to perfect white, they are also called dental veneers, porcelain veneers, porcelain laminates or just veneers. The elite brand of veneers is called Lumineers.  Veneers are becoming more common and affordable.

Want that perfect supermodel smile?  Are you embarrassed about your smile?  Do you have teeth that are stained, chipped, cracked or broken?  Would having a more attractive smile make you feel better about yourself?  Schedule a free consultation with your Modesto cosmetic dentist. Veneers might be the answer for you.  Porcelain veneers a natural looking solution to improve your smile. Continue reading »

Modesto Invisalign Braces

Invisalign braces are a less noticeable option to straighten your beautiful smile.  The best part is that those unsightly braces do not have to be placed on your teeth.  Invisalign provides a better, less visable option.  A custom made set of clear plastic Invisalign braces are designed by your Modesto dentist.

A custom teeth aligner is put together for you after impressions and photos of your teeth are taken.  With these images an image will be put together of what your smile will look like when the process is complete.  Once the Invisalign trays are created for you, they can be placed in your mouth with minimal detection. Continue reading »

Many have felt twitching pain or momentary discomfort in their teeth from seemingly innocent activities such as drinking a cold or hot liquid, eating sweets, or even simply touching one tooth with another.  This is called sensitive teeth.  It can be annoying and even excruciating at some points; however, it can be treated.  Moreover, many times sensitive teeth are an indicator of a much more serious disorder that requires professional attention.

There are two types of tooth sensitivity.  The first is dentinal sensitivity.  This occurs when the outer protective layers of enamel are broken down exposing the dentin or middle layer of the tooth.  The dentin is filled with nerve branches, and once it is exposed pressure or hot and cold liquids will trigger the nerves and cause twinges of pain.  Continue reading »