Here two upper front teeth never grew. Mark disguised the spaces simply with composite bonding and bleaching. This was the least invasive approach to solving a difficult problem. Both of us were pleased with the results.
Smiles of the Week
Here a worn old filling on a top front tooth really showed up. Instead of a crown, Mark used composite bonding and tooth bleaching for a lovely natural result.
4th January 2011
Here Mark improved a front dark tooth, and some old worn restorations with a variety of crowns and fillings. Not all smile make overs are all veneers!
6th December 2010
After years of wear and tear these front teeth got very flat and chipped. Mark rebuilt the top and bottom teeth with composite bonding for a natural looking result.
30th October 2010
This lady asked Dr Lynch to straighten her slightly crowded upper front teeth in time for her wedding. She wore the Inman upper removable aligner for 6 weeks, followed by clear removable positioners to staighten her front teeth. Dr Lynch also whitened her teeth in time for the big day!
21st October 2010
One of the top front teeth had a particularly dark appearance after having had an accident and a root treatment in the past. Mark fixed this with a special type of deep tooth bleaching in time for his wedding!
20th October 2010
An upper front tooth had a previously damaged filling which became unsightly. Dr Mark improved the smile with very simple treatments: tooth whitening, a single porcelain veneer and cosmetic tooth reshaping gave the results shown.
19th October 2010
This lady was delighted with her new smile, which was achieved after a series of visits with Dr Lynch over a few months. Several old porcelain crowns were replaced, plus a new veneer and a new porcelain bridge. The lower teeth were whitened with a home whitening kit to achieve this great overall result.
18th October 2010
Dr Lynch replaced the front four crowns for this lady, which had been in place for many years. The new front teeth were carefully planned in conjunction with the technician to create whiter, slimmer and slightly shorter front teeth than before. This patient is really pleased with the new look to her teeth and is much more confident with her smile.
5th October 2010
Dr Lynch replaced 14 crowns in total for this lady, which had been in place for several years. This treatment was done over time, with Dr Lynch replacing the upper 10 crowns first, to improve the colour and fit of the crowns, and to widen the smile at the sides of the mouth. The lower front 4 crowns where then recently replaced to match the upper crowns, after whitening the lower side teeth with a home whitening kit.
