Smile Gallery: Crowns & Bridges

Our lovely patient came in with a broken tooth. Rather than only fix that single tooth, she chose to improve her smile by placing crowns on the other three front teeth. The final result says it all!

Our patient wanted to improve the appearance of her smile. But replacing all the old crowns and fillings with all new porcelain crowns with the correct proportions, the result looks natural and beautiful. 

In this case, Dr. Scardella used highly esthetic crowns to complete a smile makeover. This process was a life changing experience for our patient. The results are stunning!

Our patient was unhappy with the mismatching appearance of her front teeth. We placed 8 ceramic crowns (zirconia) which gives her a new confidence when smiling. The crowns are customized in size, shape and color to give a natural and age-appropriate look.

Just four front teeth can make a major difference in your smile. In this case, porcelain (or ceramic) crowns (no metal) were placed on the front teeth. What a difference!

This is Joanna. She is a beautiful young woman, but was unhappy with her old bonding on her front teeth. She wanted veneers! Due to the size of the old bondings, veneers weren't an option so Dr. Scardella restored her front 4 teeth with all porcelain crowns. Look at how natural they are. Joanna loves them.

Our patient was unhappy with her worn down teeth. She didn't like the color and knew she was wearing them away due to her grinding. After careful treatment planning, ceramic crowns were placing on all her upper teeth. The end result was a beautiful smile.

Evelyn came to Dr. Scardella wanting to improve her smile and overall oral health. Treatment started by placing 4 porcelain/ceramic crowns on her upper front teeth. The difference is amazing. Healthy gums and a natural looking crowns created a beautiful smile for Evelyn.

Our patient really loved to smile, but felt embarrassed by the condition of her teeth, especially one that broke off at the gumline. As part of her overall dental treatment, Dr. Scardella started by removing the broken tooth and putting temporary crowns and a temporary bridge while everything heals. Just image how great the final porcelain crowns will look. This case was featured as the Case of the Week on our blog: http://www.centerforprogressivedentistry.com/blog/Cosmetic-Dentistry/Case-of-the-Week-Cosmetic-Dentistry-Porcelain-Crowns-Dental-Implants/2071

Greg used to have a partial denture, which he got tired of wearing. After a couple successful dental implants with his lower teeth, Greg asked Dr. Scardella to replace his upper partial with implants. The results came out extremely aesthetic and Greg was happy to get rid of his partial.

This patient broke a tooth with an old silver (amalgam) filling and came to see Dr. Scardella as an emergency. Fortunately, the tooth was able to be saved with a crown (cap). The crown is an all-ceramic material with no metal.

Diomaris came to Dr. Scardella with multiple broken down teeth, some of which could not be saved. Her smile was restored beautifully by Dr. Scardella using a combination of dental implants and all porcelain crowns.

This patient came to Dr. Scardella like many people do with a broken tooth. The tooth used to have an old silver, amalgam filling. Dr. Scardella was able to save the tooth with an all-ceramic crown.

Here's another tooth Dr. Scardella was able to restore with an all-ceramic/porcelain crown. The patient came in as an emergency when the tooth fractured and the old filling came out. The patient left with a temporary crown and a couple weeks later the permanent crown was placed.