This molar broke while eating (2nd tooth from the back). The tooth was saveble and same-day crown was completed, which was finished within 2 hours.

Lower right molar was badly broken and not salvageable. It was removed and bone grafting was completed to preserve the bone. Bone grafting is vital in maintaining the bone volume and architecture, which ultimately serves to house the dental implant. The implant was placed 4 months later after adequate healing.

Patient broke her front middle tooth, which was fixed from an esthetic and functional standpoint with a filling/bonding.

The patient wanted to get filling/bonding done to along the gum line.

The patient came in with a broken front tooth that was not salvageable. The tooth was subsequently removed, an immediate implant placed. An implant crown/tooth was placed 4 months later.

This patient did not like the esthetics of her filling along the gum line. It was replaced with a new filling.

This patient came in with a broken implant crown screw (see xray). It was successfully retrieved (see picture with a pen as comparison). Then a new implant screw was used and the crown was placed back on top of the implant.

This patient requested to replace a missing molar tooth on the upper left side. In order to place an appropriate size/length implant for best long term prognosis, the sinus floor was “bumped” up through an approach called the crestal sinus lift. Bone graft was added after the sinus lift and then an implant was subsequently placed at the same time.

Patient came in with a broken front bridge spanning 3 teeth. We were able to salvage the teeth that were holding in the bridge and made a new bridge to fit.

The patient came in with a broken tooth. Fortunately, it was salveable and a crown was made and placed within a 2 hour appointment.

This patient’s old crown came off on the lower right molar so it needed to be replaced. We were able to make and cement a new crown within a 2-hour appointment.