Patient has slight uneven smile with some discoloration and unmatched old restorations.

Composite resin veneers were placed to restore and improve the symmetry as well as function, without disrupting the patient’s existing bite.

Patient has minor gaps in his front teeth and mid-line shifting.

The patient was concerned about excessive preparation required to place traditional ceramic veneers, and opted for more conservative option. 4 direct composite resin veneers were placed with almost no reduction to the existing tooth structures.

Patient patient presents with old anterior veneers that have been breaking down and unaesthetic proportions.

Complete replacement of old veneers with aesthetic new veneers more in proportion.

Patient has multiple gaps between her teeth due to absence of adult teeth, and some discoloration due to natural wear and tear.

Direct composite resin veneers were placed to close the gaps and improve the shade colours of the teeth.

The patient already has a beautiful smile, but a few minor imperfections were affecting her confidence.

It is not difficult to correct, but every patient has to decide whether it is a concern enough for them to go through dental veneer treatment. In this case, the patient has a thin layer of discoloured enamel removed from the superficial surfaces of his teeth, with no anaethetic required. The end result was more aesthetically pleasing, without any risk of dental nerve injury.

Patient has already a beautiful smile, but very minor problems bother her.

The 3 front teeth are slightly mis-aligned resulting in gap and cross-over teeth. Composite resin veneers were placed with minimal reduction to her teeth. The gum height remains unaltered, although minor laser gum surgery can be elected to correct that as well.

Patient is concerned about shortness of “gappy” looking teeth, despite the fact they were already quite straight and aesthetic.

Mock-up of composite resin veneers was performed to show the patient what can be achieved, and patient was happy to consent to complete the treatment. While different designs of the edges and length of teeth were available, patient has opted for a straighter and squarer shape as her finish.

Patient is not happy with the look of his smile. An otherwise dentally fit young man, the patient has had a very well placed dental crown some 10 years ago. Unfortunately, the colour of his natural teeth have darkened since the provision of the dental crown.

After thorough discussion, the patient consented to ceramic veneers with Emax. The gentleman now enjoys a new and improved smile, with carefully selected colour shade and anatomy that is not too fake or too white to achieve the best natural look.

Patient was dissatisfied about his smile, with a number of his teeth being too small. Additionally the old crown is too opaque and dark for the adjacent teeth.

This image shows the results after porcelain veneers were placed on both the upper and lower teeth. Adjustments were made to align with the patient’s preferences, and their input was considered throughout the treatment. The patient was very pleased with the final outcome.

Patient has lost a central incisor at a very young age and unfortunately over a number of years, the adjacent teeth have tilted into the space. The existing removable partial denture is uncomfortable to wear and is too small in comparison to the mirroring tooth.

Following a thorough assessment and consultation, the dentist enhanced the patient’s smile and dental symmetry with a ceramic bridge. The treatment was tailored to meet the patient’s expectations, which remain our priority at North Sydney Dentistry.

Patient has lost a number of teeth in the past, including the 2 lateral incisors. 2 dental implants have been successfully placed as artificial roots.

wo implant-supported dental crowns were placed to restore the patient’s smile, providing improved speech and function. The patient is enjoying a stable and comfortable solution, reflecting another positive outcome at North Sydney Dentistry.

The patient experienced a traumatic fall during childhood, which required two root canal treatments to preserve the affected teeth. Over time, the teeth became discoloured, affecting the patient’s confidence when smiling. A mild lip muscle asymmetry was also noted.

Ceramic Crowns were placed to mask the discoloration and also protect the teeth which already showed fractures. Veneers were placed in the adjacent teeth to improve their shade and alignment.

The patient recently had her braces removed by another dentist. While she was pleased with the improved alignment, some of her front teeth showed permanent damage from enamel erosion and dental decay. Ordinary whitening treatments were not sufficient, so dental veneers were recommended to enhance the shade and shape of these teeth.

6 Veneers were placed with minimal enamel reduction. The bite was take into consideration during the placement of the veneers to ensure that the corrected bite from braces will not be disrupted, and a conservative yet whiter shade of material was selected to improve the young lady’s smile.

Patient had a severely decayed and broken down tooth.

Result of the direct restoration, with both the function and aesthetics of the tooth back to normal.

Old silver/amalgam filling that appears to have no apparent problem, however our close examination reveals fracture-lines running across the tooth.

Deep recurrent decay accompanied by clearly visible fracture line. Amalgam restorations that have a high mercury content may behave like mercury in a thermometer – expands when termperature rises (hot food and drinks), and shrinks when cold. This can result in cracks of the tooth that is housing the amalgam.

Deep recurrent decay accompanied by clearly visible fracture line. Amalgam restorations that have a high mercury content may behave like mercury in a thermometer – expands when termperature rises (hot food and drinks), and shrinks when cold. This can result in cracks of the tooth that is housing the amalgam.

Temporary restoration of teeth that are receiving root canal therapy. Note that these temporary restorations are weak and prone to chipping

.Careful restoration of the teeth with crowns. The teeth have added strength and aesthetics. At North Sydney Dentistry we carefully select our dental lab to ensure high quality work.

Badly broken down tooth due to tooth grinding beyond normal function. Even the amalgam restoration is broken from the excessive biting force.

A simple direct restoration placed on the tooth restores the tooth back into function. In a compromised situation such as this, the restoration may not last as long as we would normally expect, and a crown is highly recommended.

Heavily worn down molars with dentine exposure (the yellower porition of the teeth in the middle of the biting surface). These teeth have been subjected to night-time teeth grinding for many years, and have started to develop sensitivity with the dentine exposure. Dentine is the middle layer of the tooth right next to the pulp (nerve and blood circulation tissue in the core of a tooth), and its exposure often leads to sensitivity of teeth.

Because of the collapsed bite, the patient required to have all of her dentition built up to restore function, as otherwise it would be impossible to seal the dentine. The molar in the picture is restored with composite resin as an interim restoration. Eventually all the teeth are restored with a newly established vertical dimension/bite. Once restoration is complete, the rehabilitation phase of treatment may include the use of crowns or ceramic onlays to prolong the lifespan of the teeth.