Professional whitening
Customized whitening with professional systems may lift many common stains. Your exam helps determine whether whitening is appropriate for your smile.
Transform your smile
Cosmetic Dentistry in Port Orange, FL
Cosmetic dentistry can address color, shape, spacing, and alignment while respecting oral health and function. Your consultation begins with what you notice, what you hope to change, and what feels realistic for your timeline and budget.
Care that begins with listeningYour options
Treatment shaped around your needs
Porcelain veneers
Thin, custom-made restorations can change the visible shape, color, or proportion of selected teeth.
Dental bonding
Tooth-colored composite can make conservative changes to chips, edges, gaps, and contours.
Clear aligners
Clear aligner therapy may improve tooth position and bite for appropriate candidates. The current system and treatment timeline are confirmed during consultation.
Cosmetic crowns
When a tooth also needs structural reinforcement, a natural-looking crown can combine restorative and aesthetic goals.
Smile planning
We sequence treatments thoughtfully so whitening, alignment, bonding, veneers, and restorations work together.
Why The Pampered Tooth
A smile that still looks like you
Dr. Hanson’s approach is measured and personal. We discuss the advantages, limitations, care requirements, and alternatives before any cosmetic treatment begins.
- Personalized smile design
- Health-first treatment planning
- Conservative options when possible
- Careful material and shade selection
- Clear expectations before treatment
Purposeful technology
See the details more clearly
Digital photography, intraoral scanning, and careful shade communication help our team plan and explain cosmetic treatment.
Medit digital scanning
Digital treatment records
Detailed shade and contour planning
Coordinated restorative sequencing
Common questions
What to know about cosmetic dentistry
How long does professional whitening last?
Results vary with diet, oral hygiene, tobacco use, and touch-up habits. We can recommend a maintenance approach after evaluating your starting shade and goals.
What is the difference between veneers and bonding?
Bonding uses composite placed directly on the tooth and is often more conservative. Veneers are laboratory-made porcelain restorations that generally require a different level of preparation and investment.
Are clear aligners right for everyone?
No. Tooth movement, bite, gum health, and treatment goals all matter. A consultation and appropriate records are needed to determine candidacy.
Does insurance cover cosmetic treatment?
Procedures performed only for appearance are often not covered. A treatment that also restores function may be eligible for partial benefits depending on your plan.
Your next step
Peace of mind starts with a conversation.
Tell us what is on your mind. We will help you choose the right kind of visit.