Dental Crowns and Veneers

Crowns and Veneers Erase Years From Your Smile

Are you looking to turn back the clock on your smile? Crowns and veneers are common dental procedures offering both cosmetic enhancement and functionality for your teeth. 

While each is designed to serve varying purposes in the mouth, both may be part of a comprehensive treatment plan to repair, restore and revitalize your smile. To gain that youthful grin, visit  Beattie Family Dental or call us at (715) 449-4256 for your cosmetic dental consultation.

Planning for Services Based on Your Unique Dental Needs

Dr. Scott Beattie has spent over 25 years creating beautiful smiles for patients of all ages. Dr. Brad Camp's attention to detail and case planning ensure that you will be happy with your new smile. Staying current with modern dental concepts through professional organizations such as the Academy of General Dentistry is critical to their ability to stay at the forefront of cosmetic dentistry. Our doctors proudly implement their backgrounds in restorative and cosmetic dentistry to help you design the smile of your dreams. 

Whether veneers, crowns, or both are right for you, our doctors share their advanced expertise and artistic touch to help you reach your own specific smile goals and functional needs.

The Difference Between Crowns and Veneers

Though both work to achieve similar goals, there are distinct differences between dental crowns and veneers.

• Dental crowns - Providing complete coverage and protection, crowns rebuild tooth structure to its former state of function and appearance. A dental crown may be needed if you experience severe decay, breakage, wear, intrinsic stain, or root canal treatment. Crowns provide a natural look, feel, and function, and blend right in with your smile.
• Veneers - Bonded onto teeth and visible when you smile, veneers hide enamel blemishes, spacing, stains, fractures, and slight malpositioning of dentition. Where crowns cover teeth in their entirety, veneers restore appearance and balance to the smile line by fitting snugly over the outward-facing surfaces of your teeth.

We Are Members of the Following Professional Groups

• American Academy of Implant Dentistry
• Academy of General Dentistry
• American Dental Association
• Central Wisconsin Dental Society
• Wisconsin Dental Association
• DOCS - Conscious Sedation Society
  
• CMDA: Christian Medical and Dental Association