Get natural results with Farmington Hills dentist’s modern approach to cosmetic veneers
By Dr. Richard Bernstein
Veneers are by their very nature cosmetic. These thin strips of porcelain are designed to cover stubborn discoloration, chips, gaps, poor shape, and other conditions that detract from the appearance of your smile. As a “smile designer,” Dr. Bernstein consults with you on all the details that add up to your new and improved smile. The doctor will work with you to determine the best shade of porcelain for you. Dr. Bernstein will give you the shade guide. By holding it against your face, you can “try on” new, lighter teeth. Rest easy that results will look natural – you, only better!
Where Consultation and Advanced Knowledge Meet
A Diplomate of the American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry, Dr. Bernstein applies knowledge of the latest techniques, technologies, and materials to conveniently, comfortably, and effectively correct unwanted features with veneers.What started as removable prosthetics during Hollywood’s Golden Age, veneers have evolved. Modern veneers are:
- Durable – Ceramics and bonding agents have never been better. Unprecedented materials contribute to the strength of this new tooth structure. Expect to keep that flawless smile for 5, 12, even 20 years or more. Dr. Bernstein can attest to this as a 17-plus year wearer of veneers.
- No-fuss – Today's dental porcelain can be cut ultra-thin, no thicker than a contact lens, so the dentist won’t have to remove much healthy tooth enamel to make room for the veneer.
Richard S. Bernstein D.D.S
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With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Bernstein is a renowned cosmetic dentist and is passionate about providing the best for his patients, making him a respected pillar of trust amongst his community. He possesses a Masters in Biochemistry - WSU School of Medicine, and a Doctorate in Dental Surgery - University of Detroit.He is presently a Fellow of the Academy of General Dentistry, and a Diplomate in the American Board of Aesthetic Dentistry (ABAD) to name a few.
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