
Cosmetic dentistry
The new tooth should belong with the smile you want
Shape, color, and alignment start with the smile you want back. If a tooth is being replaced, the new tooth should match the rest — not sit next to it.
A plan starts with an examination.
Is this you?
- The color, shape, or alignment is not the smile you want
- A replacement tooth should match the rest of the smile
- You do not want a one-size whitening package
- Implant or bridge work is already in the plan, and the look matters
- You want the finished smile planned, not polished at the end
What this can change
The aim is a smile that looks like it was planned as one piece — especially when a tooth is being replaced.
The photograph on this page is a smile reference, not a Y Smile patient result.
What happens at Y Smile
01
Describe the smile you want
Book a consult in English or Spanish. Bring what bothers you — color, shape, a gap, or a tooth that does not match.
02
Examination first
What is appropriate depends on the teeth you have and the work already planned. Recommendations come after we have seen your mouth.
03
Plan look with the other care
If an implant or bridge is part of the work, cosmetic decisions are made with that plan — not added later as a separate polish.
Which path may fit
Cosmetic work with implants or bridges
The replacement tooth is planned to belong with the rest of the smile.
Cosmetic work on the teeth you have
Shape, color, or alignment — when a replacement is not the first need.
A one-size whitening package
That is not how care is offered here. What is appropriate depends on your mouth.
Questions about this treatment
Is this only whitening?
No. Cosmetic care here is shape, color, and alignment, planned around implants, bridges, and the smile you want — not a one-size whitening package.
Are the photos on this page your patients?
The photograph on this page is a smile reference, not a Y Smile patient result.
Does insurance cover cosmetic work?
We work with most PPO dental plans and work with patients to maximize reimbursement for covered procedures. We verify your benefits before your appointment so coverage is clear and billing discrepancies are less likely. Financing is available. Medicaid does not cover cosmetic or implant care.
What happens first?
Book a consult. Treatment is recommended only after an examination.
Or this may fit better

Dental implants
A stable replacement when a tooth is missing — planned with the look of the smile.
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Full-mouth implants
A full-arch plan when most or all teeth need to be replaced.
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Implant-supported dentures
More hold when a denture slips as you talk or eat.
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Bridges
Close a gap without a plate you take in and out.
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Emergency
Pain, a broken tooth, or a dental emergency — a $49 exam for new patients.
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Ready to see if this is right for your mouth?
Book a consult. A plan starts with an examination — not with this page.
A plan starts with an examination.
Book a consult