Before & After Gallery

This is a case study for a patient that has been coming to Hampton Dental for 32 years! She started with a gap between her teeth she did not like and then had porcelain crowns that lasted 32 years! In our first photograph we see the smile and the gap or diastema. The close-up photo …

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Published articles on this patient’s journey It is certainly not surprising that patients who wear prostheses often suffer as a direct result of these prostheses… >>Read Full Article This patient had severe bone loss from ill-fitting dentures and partials. This resulted in mouth pain and inability to chew her food. The treatment plan allowed her …

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Veneers with with tissue recontouring

Does it hurt when you bite down? How do we save a cracked tooth? A tooth with a large silver filling. These fillings are safe but do expand and contract over time and are malleable like a ball of tin foil! So repeated chewing can cause spreading forces. That with expansion and contraction of metal …

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Deluxe porcelain veneers in a complete maxillary reconstruction. Porcelain Enamel Reconstructive Makeover.

Turbyfill Dentures Occlusal Rehabilitation Denture Underbite This patient had been wearing dentures for many years and as her teeth wore out she developed an under-bite. This increases wrinkles around the mouth and makes it more difficult to eat and smile. The after photo shows the teeth restored to proper position. The proper replacement of her …

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Restoring the “dead” tooth Products used were E-Max crowns. In many situations the treatments of choice that offer strong predictability of success, both functionally and cosmetically, are the use of restorative procedures recommended by a cosmetic dentist. New porcelain crowns for restoring deteriorating teeth to natural contours and function, buildups and fillings to test a …

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Over the years her oral health wasn’t as good as it could have been. At the time she presented in our office she had several misshaped teeth, prolonged periodontitis (advanced gum disease), exposed roots, significant gum recession and numerous loose teeth. Bone resorption was significant in both the upper (maxillary) and lower (mandibular) jaws. Read …

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