From whitening to filling in missing teeth, cosmetic dentistry can help restore your smile—and your confidence in it. Find out here.

Whiten Yellow Teeth

Our teeth come in contact with foods and beverages that can stain the tooth enamel over time. This discoloration can be superficial on the enamel or penetrate deep into the inner dentin layer of the tooth.

Common culprits are coffee, tea, red wine, and dark-colored berries. Smoking habits can also lead to discoloration, causing our teeth to appear yellow or dull. 

But there's good news for those seeking to restore their pearly whites. Teeth whitening treatments penetrate all layers, lightening stains and dramatically brightening your smile.

Power Whitening

Power whitening, also known as in-office bleaching, is an effective and efficient procedure that can lighten your teeth up to eight shades. Yes, you read that right - eight whole shades! Imagine walking into our office with a smile you're not entirely proud of and walking out with a dazzling, movie-star grin. 

This isn't your average, over-the-counter whitening strip. It all comes down to a potent bleaching agent activated by heat, light, or lasers.

 But don't let the word 'potent' scare you off. While the bleaching agent used in power whitening is indeed powerful, it's also completely safe. We make sure to protect your gums and soft tissues while focusing on the teeth, making the process comfortable and worry-free.

Whitening Trays

Dentists can create custom-fitted whitening trays for individuals seeking a more gradual approach or those who prefer to conduct the treatment at their convenience.

These trays have a prescription whitening gel that you can use comfortably at home. It's a more personalized treatment tailored to your teeth and the level of discoloration.

Over the Counter



More affordable over-the-counter options include whitening strips, gels, and toothpaste. These products contain lower concentrations of whitening agents than professional treatments, making them safer for long-term use. They offer a gradual but noticeable brightening effect on your smile over time.

Repair Chipped, Cracked, or Worn Teeth

Our teeth are durable, but they're not invincible. They can chip, crack, or wear down over time for various reasons, such as biting on hard foods, accidents, tooth grinding, or even age.

Fortunately, modern dentistry offers practical solutions for these issues, and one of the most common is dental bonding.

Dental Bonding

Dental bonding, or composite bonding, is a cosmetic dentistry procedure that can repair minor imperfections in your teeth, such as small chips or cracks. It's a straightforward procedure that involves the application of a putty-like resin material to the affected tooth.

Benefits of Dental Bonding

One of the key advantages of dental bonding is that the resin can be color-matched to your natural teeth. The repaired tooth will blend seamlessly with the rest of your smile, making the treatment virtually undetectable.

Dental bonding is also a strong and resilient solution that can withstand the pressures of biting and chewing, similar to your natural teeth.

 

It's an affordable and quick solution for fixing dental imperfections. Most bonding procedures can be completed in a single visit, making it a convenient option for those with busy schedules.

Close Gaps from Missing Teeth

Missing teeth don't just affect your smile-they can cause dental problems. However, several options exist to replace lost teeth and restore your confident grin.

For a permanent replacement, dental implants fuse titanium posts to the jawbone, where they function like natural tooth roots. Custom crowns attach to the posts for a seamless look and feel. Bridges span gaps by anchoring crowns on either side.



Partial or full dentures can also replace sections of teeth. All tooth replacement methods restore the look of a complete smile and prevent issues with eating, speech, and bone loss.

Reshape Teeth With Contouring

Do you have uneven, chipped, or overlapped teeth? Tooth contouring and reshaping improve the look of teeth by removing small amounts of enamel. It's a conservative approach that preserves more of the natural tooth structure.

Your dentist sands and sculpts teeth for a symmetrical, properly aligned smile. It's an easy in-office procedure completed in one visit.

The precision smoothing and shaping takes skill but produces beautiful, natural-looking results.

Minor contouring can make a big difference in boosting your smile's confidence!

Transform Your Smile With Veneers

For dramatic smile makeovers, porcelain veneers are unmatched. These ultra-thin ceramic or composite resin shells bond to the front tooth surfaces.

Veneers cover imperfections like stains, chips, gaps, and crooked teeth. They allow for customized shaping that lengthens, evens out, or whitens the look of your smile.



While more expensive, the results are stunning. Veneers create picture-perfect smiles for those looking to transform their look. Advanced bonding cement means veneers can last 10-15 years or more. Veneers are the way to go if you want a smile worthy of the big screen.

Cosmetic Dentistry

If you're unhappy with the state of your smile, don't lose hope. As you've seen, today's innovative cosmetic dentistry treatments can restore your smile in almost any way imaginable.

From routine teeth whitening to dramatic smile makeovers with veneers, cosmetic dentists have the tools to give you the confident, radiant smile you've always wanted. There are solutions for every smile - and budget.

It's time to love your smile again! Don't hesitate to take the first step towards a brighter, more confident you. 



If you need a dentist in Honesdale, PA, schedule an appointment with Dr. Rogers at Complete Health Dentistry of NEPA. We'll discuss which types of cosmetic dentistry are right for you.