Smile Gallery

Below are before and after photos from actual patients of Eric Hull DDS Aesthetic & General Dentistry. It brings us a tremendous amount of pride to improve our patients’ smiles using a variety of dental treatments! If you want to hear what patients have said about their experiences with us, visit our testimonials page.

Porcelain Veneers
Composite Veneers
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Dental Crowns
Crown Lengthening
Dental Bonding
Teeth Bridges
Dental Implants

Porcelain Veneers

Four Porcelain Restorations

For this case we replaced two old crowns on our patient’s two lateral incisors with new porcelain crowns, as well as complete veneers on her two central incisors (her four front teeth on the top). The four porcelain restorations were fabricated to seamlessly blend with her other natural teeth.

Four Porcelain Veneers Plus Gingivectomy

For this case we completed four porcelain veneers to replace old chipped composite bonding. The veneers idealized the shape and esthetics of the individual teeth, while helping to improve the uneven smile line. We also completed a ginvectomy on the patient’s right canine to improve gingival symmetry.

Ten Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain can be made to look both beautiful and natural. We can recreate translucency, surface texture, contours, etc that are found in natural teeth.

Porcleain Veneer on a Single Central Incisor

This is one of the hardest cases in cosmetic dentistry, because the veneer has to block out the color of the underlying tooth structure while also looking vibrant and life like. We did a single veneer on a dark central incisor, in order to match the color, shape, and design of the adjacent central incisor.

Two Veneers on Central Incisors

For this case we did veneers on our patient’s front two central incisors.

Single Veneer on Upper Right Canine

Six Veneers

Two Teeth Veneers

Two Porcelain Veneers

Four Veneers

Composite Veneers

Three composite veneers, and one porcelain restoration

For this case we wanted to emphasize being conservative, and not remove any tooth structure with treatment. Our patient had an old, discolored crown on her left central incisor (tooth 9 – her left front tooth) that needed to be replaced. In order to idealize the size of the tooth and close the spaces between her upper front teeth, we first completed composite veneers on her three other front teeth. The composite veneers were all additive (no tooth structure was removed). We then took off the old crown on tooth 9, and replaced it with a new porcelain crown that matched our composite veneers.

Orthodontics followed by Six Composite Veneers

For this case we worked with an orthodontist (specialist) who idealized our patient’s bite which allowed us to restore her teeth with proper length and contours. We finished the case by completing six composite veneers.

Six composite veneers with a digital design and no tooth preparation

For this case we designed our patient’s smile digitally and then used the design for injection molded composites. No tooth structure had to be prepped or removed. Everything was additive.

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

Full mouth rehabilitation done in a conservative and responsible way! Porcelain on the upper arch, no prep composite on the lower arch.

Our wonderful patient had excessive tooth wear due to a constricted and deep bite. So, we designed a new functional system that places biting forces on back teeth rather than the front teeth. We added height to our patient’s back teeth (increased vertical dimension) which gave us room to rebuild his lower front teeth.

Upper teeth were restored with porcelain restorations. Veneers on upper front teeth were replaced, minimal prep porcelain onlays were used on upper back teeth to increase vertical dimension.

No tooth structure on lower teeth was removed. All additive composite restorations were used to build up lower teeth.

Upper arch rehabilitation with six porcelain veneers on front teeth and four porcelain crowns on back teeth

Upper Arch Rehab

For this case I restored 11 teeth on the patient’s upper arch (veneers on the front teeth and crowns on the back teeth). We changed the patient’s bite so that we could add length to his front teeth. Essentially idealizing function, so that we could improve esthetics.

Twelve porcelain crowns/veneers.

I did both her upper and lower arches and changed her bite for this case. I placed veneers on the front teeth and crowns on the back teeth to allow the beauty to match the function.

Dental Crowns

Ten porcelain crowns and veneers.

I typically tell patients that crowns should only be placed on the back teeth. There are exceptions such as for implants or when replacing existing crowns on front teeth. In this case, I placed crowns on the front teeth where previous crowns had to be replaced and I placed veneers on the other front teeth. I placed additional crowns on the back teeth.

Two porcelain veneers and Two porcelain crowns.

I replaced two old dental crowns and added two porcelain veneers to this patient’s front teeth to make his smile more uniform and attractive.

Crown Lengthening

Ten Composite Veneers with Crown Lengthening

For this case I utilized crown lengthening to lengthen the teeth. I then had my patient’s new smile digitally designed. Using this digital design, I completed ten composite veneers. The patient loved being able to smile again without showing any chipped teeth!

Cosmetic crown lengthening, followed by six veneers.

Dental Bonding

Cosmetic Teeth Bonding

Teeth Bridges

Tooth Replacement — Veneer and Bridge

Dental Implants

A single tooth implant and veneer

For this case we restored one of our patient’s implants (where he previously had a missing tooth) as well as his old veneer on his adjacent central incisor. The restorations were fabricated to blend with his natural dentition.

One implant used to replace a retained baby tooth