Category: Cosmetic Dentistry

Keep your teeth white all Ontario summer with expert whitening maintenance tips and professional dental care advice.

Learn what Pickering patients should know about dental bonding, including the procedure, benefits, care, and when to ask Ivory Dental for guidance.

Explore the differences between dental bonding and veneers for your smile. Learn which cosmetic option is right for you at Ivory Dental Pickering.

Discover what happens during a dental bonding appointment in Pickering. Learn about the steps, aftercare, and local tips for a successful visit.

Explore how dental bonding in Pickering repairs chips and cracks, restores appearance, and boosts confidence. Learn more about this affordable procedure.

Teeth whitening in Pickering should begin with a dental assessment, because not every dark or discoloured area responds to bleach. Natural teeth, fillings, crowns, bonding and veneers do not change colour in the same way. The cause of discolouration, sensitivity, gum health and existing restorations all affect which option is...

Invisalign in Pickering uses a sequence of custom clear aligners to apply planned pressure to teeth. The number of trays, change schedule, and total treatment time depend on the movements required and how the teeth respond. An examination is needed to confirm whether aligners are appropriate for the teeth, gums,...

If you have a chipped tooth, a small gap between your front teeth, or stubborn stains that whitening cannot remove, dental bonding in Pickering may be the most practical solution your dentist can offer. The procedure uses a tooth-coloured composite resin that is shaped directly onto the tooth surface, hardened...

Cosmetic dentistry comes down to how people feel about their smile. It isn’t always about fixing something that hurts or feels off. Sometimes, it’s just wanting to feel better when you talk, laugh, or stand in front of a mirror. In Pickering, we see more and more people thinking about...

Most of us use our teeth every day without giving them much thought. Chewing, biting, and even grinding down on stress can wear our teeth over time. As we get older, this natural wear and tear often leads to changes in our teeth that can make them look aged or...