Smile Gallery: Crowns and Bridges

45-year-old patient was very concerned about her front teeth. She wanted less flat, worn teeth, and less sharp edges. She has a history of stress-related- grinding of her teeth. Dr. Harlow fabricated a mock-up/wax-up model of this patient’s mouth to give the patient a sense of what final crowns could look like even before doing any work. With just two appointments, Dr. Harlow was able to get a very natural, white, transparent new smile for this patient. 

This patient improved their smile with cosmetic crowns. Learn more about our cosmetic dental options by giving us a call!

This patient utilized cosmetic crowns for a smile makeover! We offer a number of cosmetic services and procedures to fit your needs.

This 30-year-old financial services employee had a retained baby tooth that never fell out. This baby tooth started to turn a brown color over time and created a very unsightly discolored front tooth. The patient presented to Dr. Harlow for options. Dr. Harlow recommended extraction of the baby tooth and a conservative bridge restoration to cover the new gap. Three appointments (1. extraction and temporary bridge, 2. Final bridge impression, 3. Bridge delivery) changed this young woman’s smile. 

Dental bridges can make a dramatically beautiful difference in one's smile.

Did you know bridges can assist in tooth replacement? We will let this patient result speak for itself.

After a tooth extraction, this patient restored their smile with a custom dental bridge at our Charlotte, NC office. The bridge blends naturally with surrounding teeth, providing a seamless, functional, and long-lasting tooth replacement.

Cosmetic crowns can improve a number of aesthetic issues in your smile. Book a consultation with us to learn more about your cosmetic dental options.

Patient had failing 4 front teeth due to bone loss. As you can see, the teeth were spreading apart and hyper-erupting (coming out of the socket). After months of periodontal therapy to get the gums and bone support back to a healthy environment, this patient was desiring a new smile. While the patient was not a candidate for implants due to bone loss, Dr. Harlow recommended a partial denture (removable appliance) or a fixed bridge with extraction of the failing teeth. The patient wanted a fixed option and the bridgework began. With three appointments (1. Four Extractions and temporary bridge ...