Tooth Discolouration and Asymmetry

Porcelain Laminate Veneers, Porcelain Crowns, Tooth Whitening, Gingival Recontouring.

Case Study 1

Problem:

• There is a significant variation in the colour of the upper front teeth.

• The right central incisor has an old crown with an unesthetic, opaque appearance. The left central incisor is too dark.

• The gum line above the lateral incisors is too low. As a result these teeth appear too short relative to the adjacent teeth.

Solution:

• The teeth are bleached to a natural white and youthful shade.
  
  
• Minor recontouring is performed on the gum tissue above the lateral incisors to create symmetry in the smile.
  
  
• The existing crown on the opaque central incisor is replaced with a state-of-the-art all porcelain crown.
  
  
• Three porcelain laminate veneers are placed. The colour, shape and length of the veneers are in harmony with the porcelain crown and the adjacent teeth.
  
  
• The result is a natural, bright and beautiful smile.