Veneers are very thin, tooth-shaped porcelain shells that are custom-made by a dental laboratory and bonded onto the front of teeth to improve their appearance.

Veneers can be used as an alternative to full ceramic crowns to correct various cosmetic issues including chipping, colour, shape, and spacing between your front teeth. 

Full-mouth rehabilitation restores your heavily worn, broken or damaged teeth, restoring your teeth to a form and function they once had, or correcting bite issues to allow for a form and function even better than you had before.

Full-mouth rehabilitation can be completed in a series of stages; however, it is best to plan the entire treatment at the start.

Invisalign® gradually straightens your teeth using a series of discrete clear, custom orthodontic aligners that fit over your teeth. The clear aligners are removable so you can remove them to eat, drink, brush, floss, and stay active in everyday life. 

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Dr. Brandt can map out your new smile using 3D digital images taken by the iTero® Element 5D scanner. No more goop from impressions!

Tooth whitening is a non-invasive way of changing the colour of natural tooth enamel. Whitening products have been clinically studied for more than four decades and are safely used on millions of patients without harm to teeth or gums.

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We can help you achieve your whitening goals with custom take-home trays. 

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Dental bonding uses direct placement of tooth coloured material (composite) to correct chipping, discolouration and spacing of your natural teeth for cosmetic purposes.

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Unlike crowns or veneers, bonding is usually done in the office the same day - no need for the use of an impression or scan of your teeth that is sent to a dental lab.  

Inlays and onlays are used to repair teeth that are too worn, heavily restored, or too structurally compromised for a direct filling. 

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Like full crowns, they are custom-made by a dental laboratory from an impression or digital scan of your prepared tooth. Made from lab-processed composite, ceramic, or gold, the final restoration is then bonded into or onto your tooth.