Cosmetic Dentistry
in Las Vegas.
Whether you want a subtle fix with whitening or a full change with veneers, we tailor the treatment to what you're actually trying to fix.
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Why consider cosmetic dentistry?
Cosmetic work isn't just about appearance — it's about fixing what bothers you, whether that's a chip, a stain, or a gap you've been self-conscious about.
Stains, little chips and everyday wear add up over the years. Cosmetic care can address those things and is matched to the teeth you already have, with the goal that your smile still looks like your own.
Our Cosmetic Treatments
From a small touch-up to a bigger change, choose what fits your goals.
Professional Teeth Whitening
Whitening treatment lifts stains from coffee, tea, wine, and age deeper than over-the-counter strips reach, and can lighten your teeth a few shades in a single visit; results vary.
- Often a visible change after one visit
- Formulated to limit sensitivity
- Trays to take home for touch-ups
Porcelain Veneers
Thin porcelain facings, made for your teeth and bonded to the front surface. One set can cover chips, cracks, stains and slightly crooked teeth at the same time, and porcelain resists staining and catches light much like enamel.
- Shape, size and color changed together
- Hold up well and resist stains
- Shaped and shaded to suit your face
Cosmetic Dental Bonding
For smaller fixes, bonding is quicker and cheaper than veneers. We apply tooth-colored composite resin directly to the tooth, shape it to close a gap or cover a chip, and cure it in place — done in one visit.
- Usually done in one visit
- Little or no enamel is removed
- Typically less expensive than veneers
Complete Smile Makeovers
Sometimes one treatment won't get you there. We can combine whitening, veneers, bonding and restorative work such as crowns into a step-by-step plan based on what you want to change.
- Planned around your own teeth and goals
- Several concerns handled in one plan
- Plan and price explained before any work begins
Frequently Asked Questions
Results commonly last anywhere from six months to two years. How long yours last comes down to daily habits: coffee, red wine and dark berries bring stains back sooner, while good brushing and regular cleanings slow that down. When you want to refresh the shade, take-home whitening trays are available.
Yes, in the sense that the choice can't be undone: a thin layer of enamel is shaved off the front of the tooth so the veneer sits flush, and that enamel doesn't grow back. The veneers themselves hold up well and often last 10 to 15 years or longer with good care, but at some point they will need replacing.
Ideally, no. That's what the planning is for: before anything is made, we pick the color, contour and translucency of the porcelain or composite to suit the teeth next to it and your features.
A veneer is a thin porcelain cover made by a dental lab and bonded over the whole front of the tooth; it resists stains and suits bigger changes. Bonding is tooth-colored resin that we shape right on the tooth during your visit, usually a quicker, lower-cost way to fix a small chip or gap.
Usually very little. Discomfort with cosmetic work tends to be minimal, if there is any. Whitening and bonding usually need no numbing at all. For veneers, we numb the area before preparing the teeth to keep you comfortable while we work.