Village Oaks Dentistry

09/25/2017

Single Unit Veneer is sometimes what it takes to fix a smile.

11/25/2016

Happy Thanksgiving to everybody.

05/31/2016

One of our sweetest patients dropped off these beautiful flowers right before the Memorial Day Weekend. They would look great in our office. And yes, Go Warriors! 

05/09/2016

Happy Mother's Day

04/13/2016

Our hygienist was thrilled about the flowers that our patient bought for her.

12/07/2015

Happy holidays. Thank you for the gift.

11/27/2015

Happy Thanksgiving!

10/31/2015

Village Oaks Dentistry Halloween Special
http://www.villageoaksdentistry.us/blog/halloween-special

10/09/2015

Dental Treatment of Sept 2015. Replacing a broken crown.

Patient complains of a broken dental crown on tooth #28 that was made many years ago. Tooth #28 is not considered a front tooth, but it will be visible at the buccal corridor (corner of the smile)....

08/22/2015

http://www.cdapresents.com/SF2015.aspx

San Francisco's gorgeous landscape becomes that much more rich when CDA Presents is in town.

08/14/2015

Dental Treatment of July-August 2015 - replacing a color-mismatch anterior crown

This month, I'd like to share this case in which the original crown was much darker in shade than the rest. At the end, we replace the original crown, and the result was a very well blend-in eMax crown.

Treatment of the month (combining both July and August) involved an anterior crown (more specifically upper right lateral incisor) with mismatched color and shade. Patient's chief concern was to...

07/07/2015

Dental Treatment of June 2015 - Beautiful Temporary Crown

This month, I'd like to share this case in which the original crown on an upper front tooth was fractured due to recurrent decay. Due to the recurrent decay, the original crown cannot be rebonded or recemented anymore. We had to increase ferrule due to the short remaining clinical crown. We stock different shades to accommodate different teeth color. At the end, we made this beautiful, temporary crown for the patient for the time being.

This month, I'd like to share this case in which the original crown on an upper front tooth was fractured due to recurrent decay. The original crown cannot fit anymore. So, we decided to make a...