Smile Gallery

Crowns were used to restore this patient’s smile.

Crowns restored these crooked and broken teeth. Patient can smile much bigger now!

Large fillings in the molars with cracks and an old unsightly amalgam were replaced with crowns and fillings to make these chewing surfaces ready and looking great, natural and healthy

History of severe grinding and acid reflux left this patient with tiny flat teeth and saggy face. Once we restored the vertical dimension with a half mouth full reconstruction, she is looking amazing and feeling even better.

This single tooth implant crown looks so natural. We love it!

This patient was ready to smile. Dr. White completed a smile makeover with new crowns.

This one makes my heart happy. She was so embarrassed by the color of her teeth from childhood trauma. We also did a minimal prep on the peg lateral to make sure everything looks perfect. Beautiful smile.

This gentleman was not ready to tackle a full mouth rehab to address the occlusal disease but was tired of his front tooth not matching the others. Making a single crown is a challenge, but we nailed it here.

This gentleman is near and dear to my heart. He came to me being told there was nothing that could be done to improve his smile. We removed decay and did new composite fillings on the bottom and matched his existing crowns on top. He beams when he walks into the room and makes everyone smile.

This is fillings done on a young teenager.

Decayed and chipped teeth restored with composite.

Trauma restored with composite.

As much as we hate to see trauma on children, Dr. White’s own childhood dental trauma brought her to this profession. She loves to take care of the kids quickly and painlessly but also leaving them looking great when they are done!

An unsightly chip was easily remedied by Dr. White using composite.

This gentleman is near and dear to my heart. He came to me being told there was nothing that could be done to improve his smile. We removed decay and did new composite fillings on the bottom and matched his existing crowns on top. He beams when he walks into the room and makes everyone smile.

This was stage one for this patient’s smile transformation process. We used the CO2 laser to perform a gingivectomy/gingivalplasty to debulk her gum tissues and give her a less gummy smile. Next up is whitening and porcelain. Stay tuned!

Years of avoiding the dentist finally came to an end for this patient. Periodontal disease not only looks and smells unappealing but it also affects the whole body and is directly linked to cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer’s. You can see how all of the inflammation disappeared by the one month follow up appointment and how much brighter the teeth look. A vibrant smile ready for enhancements!