North Ridgeville Family Dentistry, Inc.     

This Patient was missing several back teeth, and wanted a more attractive smile, we were able to accomplish both with a removable partial and porcelain fused to metal crowns

This patient had healthy dentition, but was simply unhappy with her smile.  We addressed her concerns with minimally invasive porcelain veneers.  Very little drilling involved!

This patient had healthy dentition, but was unhappy with her smile.  We were able to improve the esthetics of her smile greatly with minimally invasive porcelain veneers

This patient was devastated when a very old post and crown had come off over the weekend.  Instead of re-cementing the crown (which would inevitably fall off in the future, we proposed extraction and a bridge to not only replace the bad tooth, but to also improve the color and contour of her front teeth.  The patient decided to go for it, and has no regrets! 

Yes, the two photos below are indeed of the same person.  This patient was very self conscious of her smile, but not interested in wearing a full denture, as she didn't think that she could tolerate one.  Instead, we planned a combination of crowns and a partial.  What a difference! 

This patient was unhappy with the inconsistent shades of her front four teeth, along with their "broken down" look.   We were able to address these problems with porcelain fused to Zirconia crowns

This patient had several old fillings on her front teeth which were stained and decayed along the margins.  We were able to address these problems by removing all the decay and restoring these teeth with crowns 

A Combination of Fixed Bridges and Porcelain Veneers.  One of his front teeth was unrestorable and had to be pulled.  Can you guess which front tooth is missing? 

This patient was unhappy with the length and coloration of his upper teeth.  We were able to improve his smile through the use of conservative minor prep porcelain veneers 

This patient knew that several of her lower teeth were unrestorable and needed to be extracted, but she did not like the idea of a removable denture on her bottom teeth.  We recommended a "round-house" bridge.  This option is cemented onto a few restorable teeth.  She loves it!