Smile Gallery
If you’re not comfortable with your smile, it can be difficult to operate at your confident best. There are many reasons this may be the case, from discoloured to chipped, broken or cracked teeth.
The Dental Family Beaumaris wants all our clients to have healthy, glowing smiles that radiate happiness. We want to restore the natural beauty of your smile and maintain your dental health at an optimum level.
While much cosmetic dental work involves cutting away the tooth structure, our dentists strive to avoid tooth structure removal.
There are numerous benefits to this:
- The procedures are fully reversible;
- The original structure of the tooth isn’t harmed in any way;
- The cosmetic dentistry results are achieved in one appointment;
- No injections are required;
- It’s a cost effective means of rejuvenating your smile and improving your life.
The images below are all examples of dental work performed at The Dental Family Beaumaris that didn’t cut away the original tooth structure. If you’d like to achieve similar results for yourself, please get in touch. Our dentists would love to help bring back your smile.
Straightening Crowded Teeth
Having crowded teeth is actually a fairly common problem, and one that causes many people to suffer with self-consciousness.
As well as leading to self-esteem issues, crowded teeth can have knock-on effects to your dental health. These can include problems with chewing, excess wear and periodontal disease.
In the picture above, the Beaumaris Dental Group achieved this result using composite resin. It only required one visit, and no original tooth structure was removed.
Closing Spaced Teeth
A gap between two teeth is officially called a ‘diastema’ and is a fairly common occurrence. Sometimes the aesthetics of gappy teeth can affect your confidence, or maybe they’re a bit of a bother with food getting stuck.
Whatever the case, The Dental Family Beaumaris can easily close the spaces between your teeth, just like in the photo above, using composite resin. Our dentists can do this in one visit, without removing any of the original tooth structure.
Reshaping Malformed Teeth
Malformed teeth can range in their severity. It could be a small chip that’s concerning you, or it could be you’re uncomfortable with the shape of some of your teeth.
Either way, malformed teeth could be stopping your smile from realising its full potential. A simple cosmetic dental procedure with our dentists can help fix that. It takes just one visit and composite resin is used, negating the need to interfere with the original tooth structure.
Lengthening Worn Teeth
Having short teeth is a problem that affects many people. It’s caused by a number of factors, from tooth erosion due to chemical build up to wear from grinding your teeth.
Worn teeth can look unsightly and affect your self-esteem, while also causing problems like toothache and gum complications. Our oral health experts will restore your smile like in the image above, fixing worn teeth in one visit.
Fixing Discoloured, Damaged and Crowded Teeth
Damaged and discoloured teeth can play havoc with your social life. Don’t sit at home feeling embarrassed about your smile. Get in touch with the dentists at The Dental Family Beaumaris and we’ll help restore your smile and your confidence.
The picture above shows the results of using composite resin and crowns over multiple visits. The end result is a smile to be proud of.
Want to Know How Our Cosmetic Dentistry Can Help You?
We’d love to have a chat about how we can restore your smile to its original glory. One of our friendly dental practice team will answer all your questions and help set you on the path to optimum oral health.
"Straightening" Crowded Teeth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
"Bringing Forward" Retruded Teeth including Whitening
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Closing Spaced Teeth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Closing Spaced Teeth and "Bringing Forward" Retruded Tooth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Before
Before (Alternate Angle)
After
Reshaping Malformed Teeth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Rehabilitating Worn Upper Teeth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Rehabilitating Worn Upper Teeth including Whitening
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Before
Mid-Procedure
After
Rehabilitating Worn Lower Teeth incl Whitening
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Before
Mid-Procedure
After
Rehabilitating Worn Upper and Lower Teeth
- Material used - composite resin
- Key Advantages - 1 visit, no tooth structure removal
Upper Teeth
Lower Teeth
Repairing Teeth Trauma
Fixing Discoloured, Damaged and Crowded Teeth
- Material used - composite resin and 2 crowns replaced, multiple visits required
- Material used - composite resin and crown replaced, multiple visits required
Implants
This patient lost one of their front teeth. It has been replaced with an implant and implant crown. Here is the final result. Can you tell which one it is?
If we lift the lip up, you may be able to tell. When a tooth is lost, the gum almost always recedes a little. Our challenge is to preserve the gum as much as possible to give the best aesthetic result possible. The yellow arrows show the gum recession and the red arrow gives you the answer.
Crowns (for worn teeth)
Below are the mid-procedure photos showing the reality of the tooth structure removal required and the change in length achieved.
Crown Preparation
1st Crown Fitted
2nd Crown Fitted
3rd Crown Fitted
4th Crown Fitted
