Patient Overview At first glance, this patient already had a naturally attractive smile. The aesthetic changes needed were subtle, and the before-and-after photographs may not immediately reveal the full extent of the transformation. However, a closer examination showed several underlying concerns that affected both the appearance and function of the smile. The upper and lower […]
Chipped or uneven tooth? Explore aesthetic bonding, how long it lasts, and care tips with Cooper Dental, your dentist in downtown Calgary, Alberta. […]
Patient Overview A patient visited Cooper Dental concerned about the appearance of their upper front teeth, which had become noticeably shorter, uneven, and discoloured over time. Clinical examination revealed signs of dental erosion, a condition in which acids gradually wear away the protective enamel layer of the teeth. Unlike tooth decay, dental erosion is caused […]
Patient Overview A patient visited Cooper Dental looking to improve the appearance of their smile, which had been affected by several long-standing concerns. The patient presented with multiple tooth shades, aging dental fillings that were beginning to deteriorate, crowded teeth, and bite problems that compromised both function and aesthetics. Because the majority of the teeth […]
The good news is that you have options to correct this and improve your smile’s health and appearance. […]
Veneers come in 2 primary types, porcelain or composite, each designed to meet different aesthetic goals, timelines, and budgets. […]
A gap creates an area where bacteria thrive, and without quick intervention, this can easily lead to long-term dental problems like cavities, gum disease, and food traps infection.
Fortunately, there is an answer: dental bonding. This quick and effective procedure addresses gaps and other minor imperfections. It is an ideal option for those looking for a cost-conscious and noninvasive approach to improving their smile. […]
Chipping a tooth can be alarming. This is more than a short-term inconvenience—a chipped tooth can have long-term effects on oral health. The foods you eat, your unique habits, your dental hygiene, and your lifestyle play a role when chipped teeth are involved. […]
Veneers are permanent, and the process can’t be reversed. […]
Even though you may be taking great care of your teeth with brushing, flossing, and regular dental cleanings, white spots can still develop on your teeth. White spots can appear for various reasons, including dental fluorosis, enamel hypoplasia, and enamel demineralization. Treatments for white spots are available to help you achieve an even, radiant white […]
Cosmetic & Family Dentistry in Calgary
