Each of the cases that appear in the photo gallery are actual cases performed by Dr. Ferguson. These are not "stock" or purchased photos. They are of real people. In an effort to maintain the absolute highest standards of professionalism, ethics, and integrity, these photos have not been re-touched, altered, or improved in any way. These photos should also not be considered a guarantee of any type of treatment outcomes for every patient. They are intended for informational and example purposes only. Each person, case, and tooth is different, and Dr. Ferguson will be happy to discuss any cosmetic problem or concern you may have in order to ensure the best result for your individual case.

Case 17: Veneers

In this case, the patient had one undersized, retruded, lateral incisor that just didn't seem to match her other teeth. The right lateral incisor was chipped and the other front teeth were uneven from wear and grinding also. It was an easy fix! Treatment consisted of an all porcelain veneer on the retruded, chipped, lateral incisor and odontoplasty to even out the edges of the other front teeth. (Note: The before photo has a shade tab in the photo that we used to help with shade matching of the veneer to the other teeth.)

Case 18: Crowns & Veneers

This patient had several things that she did not like about the appearance of her teeth. She didn't like that one of her front teeth was discolored. She also didn't like the spaces between the teeth and her uneven gumline. We corrected all of these cosmetic problems with two crowns and two veneers on her front four teeth. Treatment also consisted of a gingivectomy, a minor surgical procedure used to remove excess gum tissue, to even up her gumline. The results truly speak for themselves!

Case 19: Implants & Composite Fillings

We addressed two problems in this case. The patient was missing her right lateral incisor and had a cavity (the brown-looking area on the bottom edge of the tooth) on her left central incisor. The missing tooth was replaced with an implant and all porcelain implant supported crown, while the cavity was restored with a composite filling.