A veneer is a very thin layer of porcelain used to improve either the strength or the cosmetic look of a tooth that has been compromised in some way, either from decay, trauma or malformation of the enamel. A veneer is one of the least invasive treatments available in dentistry because there is less removal of healthy tooth structure to provide the needed retention to keep the veneer in place.
December 2010 - With our new computer aided crown fabrication system, (which, by the way, is US manufactured at a factory in Dallas, Texas) we can now schedule one visit to complete the entire process in-office. read more
December 2010 - We have been educating for years about the association of periodontal disease with increased incidence of heart disease and stroke, but recent findings have gone beyond a correlation - it is now being shown that treatment of gum disease can reverse pathology related to atherosclerosis. read more
April 2008 - Nutrition is important for overall health in older adults, providing the fuel to maintain health of all body parts, including the brain. read more
