Improving Your Smile: Porcelain Veneers, Dental Implants, Dental Bonding and Tooth Whitening
Porcelain Veneer Dental Implant Center
We have seen an uptick in confident smiles since 1999—and there’s a reason for that: DenteVita Prosthodontics and the Practice of Dr. Aldo Leopardi. As an experienced Prosthodontist, Dr. Leopardi has helped patients in enjoy healthier, straighter and whiter smiles for over a decade. Dr. Leopardi specializes in:
Porcelain Veneers
Veneers consist of a thin, restorative material that is affixed permanently over the surface of the tooth. Porcelain veneers can be used to repair a cracked or damaged tooth, close gaps, lengthen teeth, straighten teeth and whiten discolored teeth.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are the best replacement for a missing tooth. As an alternative to bridges and dentures, dental implants preserve the underlying bone structure and avoid damaging adjacent teeth. An implant consists of a titanium anchor, which serves the same purpose as a natural tooth root, as well as a prosthetic tooth that looks, feels and functions like a natural tooth.
Dental Bonding
Dental bonding uses a putty-like resin to shape and lengthen teeth. Bonding is often used to close gaps, straighten teeth and repair cracks and chips. Dental bonding is a convenient, minimally invasive and cost-effective treatment for minor to moderate tooth defects.
Tooth Whitening
Chair-side bleaching provides superior tooth whitening when compared to off-the-shelf products you can use at home. In-office tooth whitening is safer, more effective and more convenient for most patients.
At Dr. Leopardi’s cosmetic dentistry and Prosthodontic practice, you’ll receive outstanding personalized care from an experienced specialist. Dr. Leopardi’s level of skill and attentiveness to his patients excels beyond what you’ll find at most dental implant centers and other dentist practices.
Find out more about the benefits of cosmetic dentistry—schedule your private one-on-one consultation with Dr. Leopardi by calling 720-488-7677.
