Cosmetic & Restorative Dentistry in Newtown, Bucks County, PA
Have you found yourself looking in the mirror, wishing there was something you could do to enhance your smile? Have you heard about cosmetic dentistry and wondered what that really means?
We’re here to help. 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, it’s important to know that your underlying foundation is of utmost importance for a lasting investment. Dr. Lantzy’s experience and a desire to care for root causes help him create for his patients healthy, lasting smiles for years to come.
Cosmetic dentistry can be used to treat and improve a few factors that impact your smile, including:
- Repairing chips and cracks
- Treating an injury
- Restoring misshapen teeth
- Closing gaps between teeth
- Treating teeth that are misaligned
- Treating teeth that are discolored
- Restoring teeth that are decayed
- Replacing mercury amalgam fillings
- Improving overall appearance
What Services Are Available?
With our help as your cosmetic dentist in Newtown, you can improve your smile. A rejuvenated smile awaits through these services. Click the links below to learn more about each service.
Clear Aligner Orthodontics
If you want a straighter smile without everyone noticing you are undergoing treatment, consider Clear Aligner Orthodontics. They are removable so you can conveniently take out your trays to brush, floss, eat dinner, and even enjoy a special occasion. If you wear your aligners for the required amount of time each day, you can freely remove your trays as needed.
Teeth Whitening
People are choosing teeth whitening to reverse the effects of:
- Aging
- Abuse from food and drinks that stain teeth
- Tobacco stains
We all want that whiter, brighter smile, but what options are available?
Bonding
Bonding is a more cost-effective solution available to repair minor chips, reshape teeth, as well as the technique used for restoring decayed teeth. The restorative materials used are tooth colored and can last for many years.
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.
CEREC Restorations
CEREC is a technology that permits us to offer beautiful restorations within a single dental visit! Dr. Lantzy was trained in this technique about 15 years ago. He has helped many in the Newtown and Bucks County community achieve healthier, longer-lasting smiles more comfortably.
Implant Restorations
If you are missing any teeth, chances are you feel compromised by the way you are eating, smiling, and perhaps speaking. The longer you live without a tooth, the greater the chances that other teeth will shift and complicate things further. Implants are a part of a restoration process, returning form and function for you. Different from dental bridgework, Implants may be considered more conservative since they focus on restoring only the whole missing tooth. Implants do not involve work on adjacent teeth. This is an important consideration because with bridgework, you are involving adjacent teeth, and they may be healthy!
Dental Crowns
We need our teeth to eat properly, so when one is becoming damaged it may not yet take a toll on your day-to-day life, but some telltale signs will tell you something just isn’t right. You may feel sensitive to air, or you may feel an ache when trying to chew. Don’t ignore these signs. To protect your teeth and overall well-being, it is important to repair damaged teeth. Dental crowns restore an existing filling in jeopardy of becoming loose or dislocated, they prevent a cracked tooth from becoming worse, or cover dental implants. In our office, CEREC technology is considered for the many benefits it can offer.
Full Mouth Restoration
Are you experiencing multiple problems with your teeth and gums? Have you lost or broken some teeth and others are badly decayed? A full mouth restoration means you need multiple procedures to restore the health and aesthetics of your mouth and smile.
New Teeth in a Day
Your health matters. The first step in the New Teeth in a Day journey is a complete examination reviewing your medical and dental health with appropriate x-rays. We coordinate our care with the surgeon and lab to ensure that when your Big Day comes, you go home with new teeth that look and function like natural teeth.
Regardless of the reason for wanting to transform your smile, your healthier smile awaits you. Let us help you regain confidence. Reserve time for your comprehensive examination. Give us a call today.
