Cosmetic Dentistry

Veneers are slim, custom-made covers that go over the front of your teeth. They’re often used to help with stains that won’t go away, or to smooth out chips, cracks, and other minor issues—especially on front teeth that show when you smile.

Lumineers are a lighter, thinner version of traditional veneers. In many cases, they don’t require any grinding or shaping of the tooth beforehand. If you’re looking for a gentle way to improve the shape or shade of your teeth, this might be a good fit.

Stains from coffee, tea, or wine don’t always come off with regular brushing. In-office or take-home whitening treatments from your dentist can lift those stains and help your smile feel fresher and brighter.

If a tooth is damaged or has changed shape over time, a crown can cover and protect it. It’s made to match your other teeth in both colour and form, so it blends in naturally and feels solid when you chew or talk. If it’s visible when you smile, it has a cosmetic effect in addition to the restorative effect.

For small repairs—like fixing a chip or smoothing out a rough edge—bonding is a quick fix. Your dentist shapes and polishes a tooth-coloured material right onto the tooth in a single visit. Most often this is used for cosmetic purposes, but it can have a functional or restorative purpose as well.