Smile Gallery
When you're thinking of having dental work done, one of the questions you probably ask is, "How will it affect the appearance of my smile?"
We can assure you that at Sullivan Dental Partners, every procedure we perform not only improves your oral health, but also enhances your appearance. If you're having trouble envisioning how a particular procedure would change your smile, please browse through our gallery of Before and After pictures of some of our actual patients.
This is a great example of how dental implants can replace missing teeth. This patient didn't want something that came in and out of the mouth like a partial. They also didn't want a big bridge that they would have to clean under. These two dental implants have restored this patients function and esthetics!
This patient walked into our office with a very broken down tooth. After removing the tooth we were able to immediately place an implant. The implant restores the root of the tooth. In the after picture you see the space is filled perfectly by the dental implant crown.
Cases like these are truly life changing! This patient hated her smile and was tired of her teeth always hurting. We came up with a plan with dental crowns and transformed her into a smile she is so proud to show off!
This patient never enjoyed smiling because of the crowding and color of her teeth. She also had numerous fillings in her front teeth. By using cosmetic crowns to replace the fillings and correct the crowded teeth we were able to accomplish a great result in just days!
This patient hated the color of her teeth. Especially that they were very translucent. She came to us a week before her sons wedding wanting to have white teeth. Thanks to the latest technology and some of the state of the art labs we work with we were able to get this great result in just a couple days with some porcelain veneers.
One of my favorite braces patients. She never liked the crowding in her upper and lower teeth. With just 5 and half months in clear braces she got a smile anyone would be proud of! If you have mild to moderate anterior crowding this can be a great way to straighten teeth affordably and quickly!
Six Month Smiles even has the ability to fix small bite discrepancies. This patient never liked how her bite was and the space between her bottom and top teeth. There was also lots of crowding in her lower front teeth. Her case took just over 6 and half months to complete!
This patient had always had crowding on his two front teeth. He was worried about it getting worse. In just about six months we had his teeth perfectly straight. Best part about it is that the braces are so clear that its like you aren't even wearing anything.
Here is another example of the Pinhole technique. This patient had severe recession on almost every tooth. In one visit we were able to correct this recession with the minimally invasive technique! Check out more on the Pinhole page!
This patient was tired of always catching food in her teeth where her gums had receded. You can see the yellow root surface that was exposed in the before picture. The minimally invasive pinhole graft allowed this patient to go back to work the next day with no pain. She is now over a year out and has had no relapse!
With severe recession on his lower arch he was in danger of getting cavities on his root surfaces due to the brown decalcified areas. With the Pinhole graft we were able to gain almost all of his recession back. One advantage to Pinhole over other grafts is the ability to treat multiple teeth in one visit.
On this lady we treated all her upper teeth with the Pinhole technique. We removed the old broken down fillings near the root surfaces and were able to bring the tissue back to its original position. This really is gum rejuvenation! She had chronic sensitivity on those root surfaces lacking good enamel protection. Not anymore!
This is a great example of severe recession on the canine tooth or eye tooth. This is one of my favorite areas to treat because the results are just fabulous. No more chance for root cavities or sensitivity on this patient with a pinhole graft treatment.
