Cosmetic Dentistry in Newtown, PA

Healthy Smiles That Look the Way You Want Them To

A Cosmetic Dentist takes additional training and has an eye for recreating natural-looking smiles. Though you may think Cosmetic Dentistry is your answer for treating superficial issues only, your underlying foundation is of utmost importance for a lasting investment. Dr. Bob's experience and a desire to care for root causes help him create healthy, lasting smiles for years to come.

Porcelain Veneers

Veneers are thin shells of porcelain-like restorative material. They are more durable than bonding and are appropriate to renew the appearance of teeth that have worn restorations, are chipped or pock-marked, have minimal decay, and to reshape teeth.

Teeth Whitening (GLO)

People are choosing teeth whitening to reverse the effects of aging, stains from food and drink, and tobacco. We've researched and tested the latest products and offer GLO Professional Whitening — including in-office, take-home kits, and touch-up vials.

Smile Makeover

Wondering what's possible? A Smile Makeover is a personalized plan that may combine veneers, whitening, bonding, aligners, and CEREC restorations to address everything you'd change about your smile. Your healthier smile awaits — let us help you regain confidence.

Clear Aligner Therapy

If you want a straighter smile without everyone noticing you are undergoing treatment, consider Clear Aligner Therapy. Removable so you can take out your trays to brush, floss, eat, and enjoy special occasions. Brand names include Invisalign® and Candid Pro®.

The Mouth-Body Connection —

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Dementia prevention. Sleep apnea. Why your child's behavior might be a breathing problem. Dr. Bob writes about the things most dentists don't, because he believes patients deserve to understand what's really going on.

Explore the Link Between Your Oral Health and Overall Vitality

Discover the five surprising ways your dental health affects your overall health with our free resource, The Mouth-Body Connection: Why Your Oral Health Shapes Your Whole Health.